Sentence examples for land problems from inspiring English sources
The dispossessed Kikuyu were at the core of the land problems that persist to this day.
We need to talk to the local squatters, as this is where all land problems etc. are now sorted out.
England resolved its land problems by the enclosure movement, which drove the small peasants into the towns, consolidated landholdings, and promoted large-scale operation and private ownership.
Despite his 20 unbroken years in office, during which he has been frequently accused of handing over expropriated white-owned land to cronies rather than to poor peasants, Mr. Mugabe both holds Britain responsible for his country's land problems and resents British interference in Zimbabwe's affairs.
He chose Delhi, given its larger size and fewer land problems.
Hong Kong's embattled leader, Leung Chun-ying, stood in the Legislative Council on Wednesday and outlined his strategy for dealing with the city's housing and land problems, and the market says it's not enough.
But the land problem was not resolved.
See also Comment, Too Little Land, Too Many HeirsThe Indian Heirship Land Problem, 46 Wash.L.Rev.
What they really care about is the land problem, and they hope Dobrinski can solve it.
She's cheerful and polite at first but starts crying when asked about the land problem.
