Sentence examples for regulated land from inspiring English sources

He proposed to abolish all perquisites and sinecures; to permit private trade; to permit native subjects to own private property; to substitute the "land levies" by a regulated land tax; and the abolition of all seigneurial rights in the colonies.

A particular concern with palm oils is that they are significantly cheaper than other oils, partly because their production and distribution relies on mechanisms that include low wage compensation and poorly regulated land use that has contributed to climate change.

Many government agencies and the Bucharest municipality have also compounded the problem by failing to take a lead in future planning and conflict resolution by adopting a passive management approach, which is a recipe for inaction in a poorly regulated land market.

The last statute, from 1290, regulated land law, the result of pressure from the magnates, the leading laymen of England.

In the case of biodiversity loss, for example, the report proposes a balance between government-regulated land use and the devolution of rights to local communities.

However, in this case, the problem is not the consideration of the aspect 'land use rights' within the schemes but the unclear or non-regulated land use rights in the producing country, e.g. in Brazil.

The endangered Rio Grande silvery minnow persists as a remnant population in a highly fragmented and regulated arid-land river system.

The authors want rapid liberalisation of areas that remain heavily regulated, notably labour, land and education.

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The Yakama Nation in Washington state recently passed a ban on marijuana on the reservation and is trying to halt state regulated pot sales and grows on lands off the reservation where it still holds hunting and fishing rights.

The military has permission to fly UAVs in certain areas, but otherwise, the testing of the larger systems takes place at the privately owned West Wales airport, which says it is "the only site in Europe that can enable the flying of unmanned aerial systems under regulated conditions … over land and sea".