Sentence examples for lands open to from inspiring English sources

More important, it makes all federal lands open to hunting, fishing, and recreational shooting unless otherwise specified.

But the Bush administration disputed the committee's authority and said it would continue to leave the lands open to new claims.

But some in the oil industry in particular still saw the announcement as a bad sign, mostly because Ms. Norton did not voice a specific commitment to keeping the new lands open to energy exploration.

More important, it makes all federal lands open to hunting, fishing and recreational shooting unless otherwise specified.

National parks and monuments draw lots of visitors and attention, but the National Wildlife Refuge System includes lands open to the public too.

Trump announced he would be revoking the monument status of Bears Ears National Monument and Grand Staircase-Escalante, leaving the lands open to development from oil and gas companies.

In 1859 the treaty of 1855 was effected, with the Yakama and most of the other tribes confined to reservations and their fertile ancestral lands opened to colonial appropriation.

Under President Obama's Administration, there has been an imbalance between the number of acres of public lands opened to oil and gas development and those protected for wildlife habitat, clear water and public recreation.

Anguilla's staggeringly beautiful beaches are public land, open to all no matter what high-price resort looms nearby.

In addition to limiting the amount of land open to development, the territorial government is working on rules governing electricity generation and waste management.

The site has about nine hectares, or 22 acres, of tree-dotted land, open to the public, offering panoramic views over Lake Léman and of Mont Blanc.