Sentence examples for recognition of land from inspiring English sources

In Broome, recognition of land custodianship and culture is central.

Legal recognition of land rights could thus encourage engagement in subsistence activities and also improve inhabitants' adaptive capacity in case of policy or economic changes.

The Harrison-Altamirano Treaty, which gave sovereignty over the coast to Nicaragua, established procedures for legal recognition of land rights that eventually led to the granting of 30 collective titles.

Non-recognition of land rights is at the origin of this problem.

Most people in midland and highland zones of Northern Thailand have no official recognition of their land uses because their land is classified as state forest land, and/or because use is restricted by protected watershed status.

It called for the establishment of an Australian Schools Commission to consider the proper level of state aid for schools and universities, recognition of Aboriginal land claims, and expanded party policy on universal health care.

It will cause further delays, wrangling and obstacles to the recognition of their land rights," she said.

"The government must recognise and respect the specific rights of its Bedouin communities, including recognition of Bedouin land ownership claims.

Having recognition of the land is one thing, but he's looking for ways to create wealth in the community in order to become less reliant on government.

The announcement marks the second stage in a three-step process, following the recognition of the land as Guarani in 2013 by Funai, Brazil's federal agency for Indian affairs.

An inquiry conducted by Thomas R. Berger, a Canadian Supreme Court justice, into a proposed Mackenzie valley natural gas pipeline led to increased public concern over environmental issues in the region and recognition of aboriginal land claims and other rights.