Sentence examples for land interests from inspiring English sources

The problem with Mr. Chavan, according to the article, is as much that he was imposed on Maharashtra by New Delhi to clean up the aftermath of the Adarsh housing society scandal in 2010, as that he is by all accounts "a good man," unable to be swayed by land interests thereby unsuited to the state's politics.

In their desperation for calm, the former rebels have adopted the conspiratorial language of those against whom they once struggled.Yang Semao, a deputy village chief, says the "honeymoon is over" for his administration, which is responsible for the 8,000-odd 8,000-odd residents of Wukan as well as the land interests of another 3,000 or so who have moved elsewhere.

Still, the settlement will provide an incentive for such owners to sell: the Interior Department will set aside up to 5percentt of the value of the land interests for a scholarship fund to help Indians attend college or vocational school.

The purchase would also protect the city's land interests as well as its wider strategic objectives, Ms Pengelly added.

The concept of the property object was developed by analysing all the legislated land interests within the three levels of government in Australia, but it is universally applicable.

Through the program, the federal government purchases fractional land interests from individual owners and restores tribal jurisdiction over the land. .

"We've got the land, interest from energy companies and I think over the next 12-18 months we'll start to see things happening".

With the new owners of the land interested only in redeveloping those parts of the cemetery not currently in use, the cemetery itself sank further into neglect.

He was accused of selling out to the capitalist, landed interests of the cattle-ranchers of Camagüey, where he had made anti-communist speeches.

The fact that dairy and fruit farmers flourished did not relieve the pessimism of most spokesmen for the threatened landed interests.

Mr. Cañamero said that European subsidies reinforced landed interests because the payments' value was based on the size of the landholding rather than on its productivity.