Sentence examples for make land available from inspiring English sources

The City of London Corporation has indicated a willingness in principle to make land available for the venue.

The bingtuan was set up to settle the border areas and to make land available for soldiers demobilised at the end of China's civil war.

But under the new plan they will be compelled to make land available, if and when appropriate building schemes are identified.

And in its own assessment of the land reform process, the Zimbabwean government has acknowledged that it has lacked the political will, the administrative capacity and the cash to make land available to the poor as it promised in 1980.

Among the policies it advocates are: local authorities should make land available for a 3% growth in house building each year; planning rules should allow homeowners to build another storey with no formal permission; for-profit companies should be able to run state schools; and state loans should be available for childcare and post-graduate education.

The first item, that Jefferson "urged local governments to make land available specifically for Christian purposes," is copied verbatim from David Barton's article "The Founders on Public Religious Expression". The only source cited by Barton for this vague claim is an exchange of letters between Jefferson and John Carroll, the Bishop of Baltimore, in 1801.

§ 3120.7-1 Nominatoon to make lands available for competitive lease.

A successful transit system also reduces the need for downtown parking, making land available for more productive uses.

China subsidizes many factories, handing out low-interest loans and making land available at below-market prices.

Mr. Ogonowski, whose ancestors were Polish immigrants, made land available to Hmong and Cambodian refugees, teaching them modern irrigation techniques in exchange for fresh vegetables.

Gujarat is a pro-business state that makes land available for investors, provides reliable power, decent roads and relatively uncorrupt officials.