Sentence examples for make land from inspiring English sources
The Dublin Agreement ostensibly forces arrivals to seek asylum in the state they first make land.
The dense forests make land travel extremely difficult and horticulture impracticable.
Does it make Land more interesting and even, oddly, more sympathetic?
Only a couple of years ago, the country appeared ready to make land reform a reality.
It made sense to the authorities to make land accessible to create housing infrastructure and for institutions to develop.
And yet, in doing so, he helped make land mines an accepted part of the Southern arsenal.
The City of London Corporation has indicated a willingness in principle to make land available for the venue.
But not all do so; and then, like landmines, they may kill, maim and make land inaccessible long after the fighting has stopped.
The model endows agents with the ability to make land-use decisions at the household and plot levels.
As we brought to your attention last night, Google set up what it calls a "Crisis Map" as we waited for Hurricane Sandy to make land-fall.
Land managers in the region must make land-use decisions based on complex economic and other external influences, such as changing policies regarding the lease and use of public lands.
