Sentence examples for lands referred from inspiring English sources

identify and estimate the costs of alternative transportation modes for each of the national parks and related public lands referred to in paragraph (1).

In support of this contention, they stress the concluding clause of the act, stating that the permission given 'shall not be held to confer any right or easement or interest in, to, or over any public land, reservation, or park.' The purpose of the act is to grant to the Secretary power 'to permit the use of rights of way' through the lands referred to.

In both study areas, small-scale agriculture is practiced, mainly dominated by livestock rearing in communal, open access grazing lands referred to as cattle posts or locally known as meraka.

A.M.L., short for abandoned mine lands, refers to a reclamation fee.

Its name means "many small lands," referring to the many small provinces from which the present one grew.

Urban lands Urban lands refer to the area of low or insignificant permeability.

The county paid $5.8 million and the town $6.2 million for the wooded, waterfront land, referred to as the Duke property.

Not later than three years after the date of the enactment of the Floyd D. Spence National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2001 [Oct. 30, 2000], the Secretary of the Interior shall submit to Congress a land use plan for the management of the land and interests in land referred to in paragraph (1).

That peace of mind was not even threatened by the information, provided by a friend of mine whose name need not come into this, that the "exotic land" referred to in the e-mail about beautiful women looking for love was Canada.

However, many respondents argued during focus groups that the land referred to as unused was never there, that in actual fact, these were rangelands that were important to pastoralists for managing periods of excessive drought and disease outbreaks near the delta system and some portions were occupied by the Basarwa3 communities.

He also owned land referred to as Gallagher's Flats, later renamed Cloverdale.