Sentence examples for land fees from inspiring English sources

A communal meal at a great-uncle's house reveals village elders sniffing at the government's proposed "rural revival," knowing that it really means extra land fees for already strapped peasants.

In April, the two rushed to show how much support they've given Cliven Bundy during his standoff with the Bureau of Land Management, which has tried to collect land fees from the rancher.

Feoffment, in English law, the granting of a free inheritance of land (fee simple) to a man and his heirs.

Around the country, landing fees are generally based on weight.

Generally, however, airlines do not like variable landing fees.

Aircraft landing fees, among the highest in the world, are to be cut by 20%.

He believes in being paid by such airports, not having to pay landing fees.

Their income from landing fees and passenger charges has been squeezed by regulators and budget airlines.

Myrtle Beach, for example, has reduced landing fees, terminal rents and other fees.

To achieve this, the general landing fees need to be decreased by the amount of the emission charge.

Landing fees setting may, in addition, affect the control an airport has over social costs, due to noise surcharges.