Sentence examples for land equally from inspiring English sources

Wealth redistribution through steeper inheritance taxes, promotion of broader ownership (e.g., greater worker ownership), and socialization or redistribution of capital and land equally to all citizens are ways to reduce income inequality indirectly, as they will equalize the unearned income that derives from ownership of wealth.

But last December, after President Leonid Kuchma issued the most sweeping land reform decree to date, privatizing all communes, dividing the ownership of the land equally among the commune members and withdrawing state support, a whole new opportunity opened up for Mr. Sluga's April Farm enterprise, named for the month it was started.

But he says Wynn is holding him up on the project and reneging on a handshake agreement to split the land equally in a way that would benefit both sides.

North of Greenfield, Iowa 25 passes through land equally as rural as that south of the town.

And with that thought in mind, two brothers, Toby (Chris Pine, Star Trek's Captain Kirk) a divorced dad and Tanner Howard Ben Fosterr, Lone Survivor) an ex-con, go on a bank-robbing spree in rural, arid West Texas where folk love guns, beer and their land equally.

But how do you project an image so that it lands equally bright, focused and undistorted on the surface of a sphere?

"The flight was quick and wobbly with the landing equally erratic, but it was enough for the record books," according to a news release from the university.

After repressing a revolt led by powerful noblemen in 154 B.C.E., the second emperor of the Han dynasty mandated that Chinese nobles divide their lands equally between sons.

Hungry Israelites on the way to the promised land might equally well have lamented that the missing ingredient was manna.

Large landholders were affected by his attempts to distribute land more equally, and his frequent currency reforms caused property values to decline, a blow to the interests of both merchants and commoners.

These reforms included outlawing slavery, nationalizing land to equally distribute between households, and introducing new currencies, a change which debased the value of coinage.