Sentence examples for land for which from inspiring English sources

The state park covers 681 acres, counting all land for which the state has development easements.

Also, a large part of the wolf population is on land for which several Chippewa tribes have game management rights.

The first is to cap the amount of land for which farmers can claim money at 100 hectares (250 acres).

The club has a 30-year lease on its land, for which it pays $100 a year.

The developer says this amounts to a taking of his land, for which he is constitutionally entitled to compensation, a claim the state denies.

Most of the nearly 19m Malagasies barely survive off tiny plots of land for which they often hold no title, growing rice in the old way.

Some ecclesiastics also held temporal lands for which they performed the required services.

It came with an escutcheon, a château, and lands for which Pâris de Montmartel picked up the check (and certainly deducted it).

Their successors under Alexander's brother, King David I, were integrated into the Flemish-Norman system of feudalism so that the lands for which they were responsible, and which had been held by the tribes they ruled, now became their own as tenants-in-chief of the crown.

Public space in America has traditionally been a place of civic engagement and shared citizen responsibility unlike public space in less-developed countries, a no-man's-land for which no one takes responsibility and from which everyone with the money to do so retreats into private, guarded enclaves.

The settlement, which was concluded in 1086, granted the lands to the abbey, but the diocese was the overlord of the lands, for which the abbey owed military service.