Sentence examples for public acreage from inspiring English sources

That a President could, with the stroke of a pen and from a safe distance, restrict the uses of such a large piece of public acreage was seen as an insult and, in some cases, a threat to survival.

Just as controversial are efforts to sell off a vast public acreage to the private sector, though the latest proposals mostly involve Forest Service land, which falls under the Department of Agriculture.Mr Kempthorne's interest in the job is a bit surprising, notes Steven Hayward of the American Enterprise Institute.

Now, what if I wanted to secret a can of Dr. Pepper under a rock in the cooling waters of a rivulet somewhere in my allotted public acreage?

Colonel Fathi said that he and his colleagues had filed a 40-page report detailing charges of bribes and payoffs involving the sale of vast acreage of public land outside Cairo under the minister of housing, Mohamed Ibrahim Soliman.

He then passed his bill in a less conciliatory form and had himself, his father-in-law, and his brother appointed commissioners with powers to determine boundaries of public land, confiscate excess acreage, and divide it in inalienable allotments among landless citizens.

By entering into the deal with the village, it has won approval for the development, but in modified form: the church will cluster the houses it builds, ultimately helping the village to increase the total acreage of public land at the site.

Two things are certain: when large acreages of public domain are transferred to the states, significant portions of them end up being sold off to private interests.

It has public-transit-accessible urban acreage, rural acreage that will require a car (and perhaps a bike or horse) and a legion of old military sites repurposed as lodgings, museums, arts venues, businesses and private residences.

Acquisitions through public financing, private purchases and acreage given by the Irvine Company in exchange for development rights elsewhere created the Laguna Coast Wilderness Park, Crystal Cove State Park, Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park and, most recently, the Irvine Company Open Space Reserve.

Combining RSM and GVT proved useful for informing visitor management in a small acreage, multi-use public forest experiencing high spatial demand.

In a state where the federal government owns 29percentt of all acreage, access to public lands is a major issue.