Sentence examples for on its lands from inspiring English sources

The British National Trust has already stopped using peat on its lands, as have many gardening experts who support the ban.

Clark died in October 1882, two years before the Dakota was completed, and his son Alfred built a 145-horse boarding stable on Broadway, but after that the estate mostly sat on its lands.

Seven of Utah's 10 operating mines, including Crandall Canyon, take miners to depths of 1,600 to 2,000 feet below the surface, said James Kohler, chief of the solid minerals branch of the federal Bureau of Land Management in Utah, which monitors mines on its lands.

Now, with memories of past standoffs hanging in the air, the Seneca Indian Nation appears to have won, at least for the moment, its fight against a state plan to collect hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes from goods sold on its lands, in the western New York State area.

A major cult, therefore, could have well over 150 full or part-time priests, with tens of thousands of non-priestly employees working on its lands across the country.

Just a few weeks ago, Doha's support of the Brotherhood also became grounds of an official complaint by the UAE, which has been fighting the formation of Brotherhood cells on its lands.

The vehicle can only drive short distances, as it drives on its landing gear, but can fit in a one-car garage.

"When it has compromised in the past, mostly in disputes on its land border, it was a relatively weak state.

Bristol City Council argued the work was on its land and it was taken to the museum for safekeeping.

The club has a 30-year lease on its land, for which it pays $100 a year.

"It hosted a meeting on its land which undermines the sovereignty of a neighboring country, as to be considered declaring war on it".