Sentence examples for on whose lands from inspiring English sources

Machiavelli had been despatched by the government of his native Florence, on whose lands the Pope's son was trespassing.

As high commissioner, in 1870 Barkly was called to settle the conflicting claims of ownership of diamond fields by the governments of the Cape Colony, the South African Republic, the Orange Free State, and the Griqua people (on whose lands the diamonds were found).

Not the indigenous communities on whose lands the project is expected to operate.

He also set a timeline for the other two suits, one brought by the East End Eruv Association to erect the eruv, and one between the three villages on whose land the eruv would exist, Westhampton Beach, Quogue, and Southampton, and the utility companies that own the poles.

Hines had been so impressed by Johnson's ability to get along with one of Hines' own partners — I. S. Brochstein, a tough and demanding man on whose land Hines was putting up a twenty-four-story office building in the City Post Oak section of Houston — that he introduced him to a much bigger and tougher man: J. Hugh Liedtke, the chairman of the Pennzoil Company.

Game ranching provides an example of how practitioners simplified a plethora of principles into one overarching guiding statement: 'to maximize the benefits from wildlife to the people on whose land it lives' (Child 1995).

Meanwhile, farmers on whose land the circuit now stands continue to protest.

The owner on whose land the easement exists is the owner of the servient tenement.

McCormick is a relative of Abigail Barnett McCormick, on whose land Boley was founded.

Not much of that finds its way to those on whose land the drilling takes place.

Okinawans on whose land the bases are built are paid ¥80 billion ($670m, or over $100,000 a hectare) in rent a year.