Sentence examples for proprietary province from inspiring English sources

The southernmost territories of the duke, roughly encompassing northern Delaware, were desired by Charles Calvert, Baron Baltimore, who sought to extend the reach of his proprietary Province of Maryland into the area.

He was also appointed by the Duke of York to be the first proprietary governor of the Province of New York.

The colony passed its first prohibition on private purchases of Indian lands in 1683: [I]f anie person shall presume to buy any Land of the Natives in the Limits of this Province or territories thereof, without Leave from the Proprietary and Governor therof, or his desputy, Such person shall Lose the said Land, and pay [fine of 10 shilings per 100 acres].

The seed trade became the province of national agribusinesses and their hybrid seed — that is, proprietary plant crosses that farmers had to buy anew each year.

A multiplicity of owners and an uncertainty of administration caused both colonists and colonizers to feel dissatisfied with the proprietary arrangement, and in 1702 the crown united the two Jerseys into a single royal province.

While the UK system relies on regional calling centers with local databases to deal with call volumes from their proprietary calling region, the Ontario Telehealth System has four call centres that manage the call loads for the province as a whole, but decision rules are identical for all four centers, and all data are stored within one central database.

Between 1712 and 1729 the separate province of North Carolina was ruled by a deputy dispatched from Charleston, which had become the centre of proprietary government.

The calculation was proprietary.

The data remain proprietary.

Oracle is thinking proprietary.

The information was proprietary.