Sentence examples for question of land from inspiring English sources

Then there's the difficult question of land.

But here the issues are clouded by the murky question of land ownership by the Shinnecocks.

While this is a dispute over water, it is also a question of land rights.

Still, the question of land ownership has remained contentious and has hindered the development of commercial agriculture.

The crackdown is a setback for advocacy groups that focus on the crucial question of land rights, an issue that is likely to become more contentious as economic growth makes villagers' land more attractive to companies and property developers.

NAPF has also raised the question of "land grabs" with its members after Friends of the Earth reported that UK pension funds invested indirectly in purchases of land that displace populations in developing countries.

On the seventeenth, they also saw White Island, about six miles away, but thought that there was no question of landing on it, since it seemed to be occupied entirely by a towering glacier.

Questions of land ownership, obscured by the destruction of property and records, also delayed rebuilding.

Raban is much engaged with questions of land use, and is no fan of the Microsoft invasion.

What brought me to The Green Backyard – a charitable incorporated organisation run by an elected board of trustees – were questions of land ownership and value, framed by the long history of community land rights struggles.

The aim is to translate noble aims into plans with targets and timetables attached and maybe even to provide some money to help things along.Tool today, till tomorrowInside the official hall, questions of land and farming were to the fore.