Sentence examples for manipulating land from inspiring English sources

That a piece of machinery designed for generating wealth and manipulating land is the focal point for human destruction echoes the show's overall message.

Beazer, which is based in Atlanta, was forced to restate financial results for the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, 2006, after the commission accused it of manipulating land development and house cost-to-complete accounts and improperly recording model home financing transactions as sales to increase income, the complaint said.

Ever since people began manipulating land, various approaches and techniques were practiced to reduce degradation of watershed resources.

A commission official told Reuters a formal suspension was not in place but confirmed that before approving any share issues in mainland markets, the regulator and the Land Resources Ministry were examining whether property companies had illegally manipulated land prices.

The state attorney general filed suit today against Suffolk County's former director of real estate, Allan Grecco, saying he used his position to manipulate land transactions to benefit a prominent developer with whom his private company did business.

In April, Eliot Spitzer, the state attorney general, filed a lawsuit against Suffolk's former director of real estate, Allan Grecco, saying he used his position to manipulate land transactions to benefit a prominent developer with whom his private title company did business.

Lords benefited economically from their control of the manorial courts and dominating the courts made it easier to manipulate land ownership and rights in their own favour when land became in particularly short supply at the end of this period.

A deeper understanding of their molecular biology is necessary in order to develop methods to manipulate land snail populations.

WASHINGTON — Airports could manipulate landing fees to encourage airlines to fly fewer planes or schedule landings for off-peak times or even less-busy airports, the Transportation Department said Monday.

Kucinich's comments build on criticism by Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat, who in a report last month accused the city of manipulating the land value.

During a period of drought someone is dumping water from local reservoirs, and it becomes clear that this most precious of human resources is being manipulated by land speculators in their own interests.