Sentence examples for land misuse from inspiring English sources

"Any of the reports into land misuse confirm that people who have unjustly enriched themselves from land are the people who are also very close to power," she adds.

A poor land, misused, marginalised and, with its steep hills and deep misty valleys, very beautiful; not too far from Wales on the literary map.

Most are accused of falsely appropriating land, misusing funds or illegally selling cattle or timber to enrich themselves at the expense of the communities they were supposed to be protecting.

Positioned below the World Trade Center and facing the Statue of Liberty, the field was a statement that "represented the ideals of this country, and money," Ms. Denes said, as well as "mismanagement, the use of the land, the misuse of the land, and world hunger".

This cynical process is the antithesis of legitimate local control, and it's bad public policy: the local regulatory structure was overridden by a self-interested group of investors from someplace else who managed to rezone their land through misuse of the initiative process.

"There are a panoply of federal statutes that focus on trespassing on federal lands and misuse of federal property," said David Hayes, a visiting lecturer at Stanford Law School and former deputy secretary of the US Department of the Interior.

So it is with cities when they misuse land use planning principles and allow unbridled development.

"It adds to the incentive to misuse land for cash crops".

However, by the end of the 1980s, within the Soviet Union, discussion had started about the questions of land rent, the misuse and degradation of land by state organizations, the rights of the republics and the possibility of introducing private landownership.

And, secretly, it's because we anticipate a radical change in the country and we don't want to be associated with a regime that took over land and then misused it".

In addition, many of these same countries have been devastating their natural resources through deforestation (for firewood and slash-and-burn agriculture), soil exhaustion and erosion, desertification from overgrazing and loss of soil fertility from overproduction or misuse of land.