Sentence examples for lands matters from inspiring English sources

Klaus Netter, Collonge-Bellerive, Switzerland Dark days Roger Cohen ("Sunny days in Israel," Globalist, May 7) might want to believe these are sunny days in Israel, but for the beleaguered Palestinian citizens of Israel, the starving Gazans and the people in the West Bank struggling to save their lands, matters are not quite so sunny.

Every square inch of land matters.

(The ownership of workable land matters much in this world).

They asserted that ethnic Indians could not be trusted to reach crucial decisions on native land matters.

There was also trouble brewing for the Australian administration on Bougainville over land matters relating to the opening of CRA's Bougainville copper mine.

As its final days tick away, the Clinton administration is proceeding with efforts to turn federally owned bits of Western America into national monuments, a strategy that many westerners regard as an intrusion into state land matters.

The paper concluded by advocating for the establishment for an area planning authority at local government level with members drawn from all groups that have interest in land matters so as to design, plan and execute village regrouping for sustainable micro-regional developments.

Two years ago, she turned to Melissa Carnehl, owner of Redondo Beach-based Land Matters, and the two began planning a coastal-friendly design using mostly native plants.

(The first show, under way before the new leadership, was "Inscribing Meaning: Writing and Graphic Systems in African Art," in 2007. The third, "Earth Matters: Land as Material and Metaphor in the Arts of Africa," is to open next spring).

It is a headquarters of government in a land where the state matters little.

But words, in the context of the disputatious Holy Land, matter a great deal, too.