Mr. Cañamero said that European subsidies reinforced landed interests because the payments' value was based on the size of the landholding rather than on its productivity.
The science reinforcing native land rights leaves little excuse for failing to support Native leadership in resource management.
In addition, Britain's lord protector, Oliver Cromwell, sent his envoy William Lockhart with 6,000 infantrymen, veterans of the English Civil Wars, to reinforce Turenne on land.
However, these reinforced pre-colonial land use patterns inasmuch as land gazetted as forest reserves were tracts affected by vectors of human and livestock disease.
The Israeli demand for recognition of Israel as a Jewish state has solicited countermoves to reassert the Arab character of the land and reinforce the Palestinian historical narrative.
Without similar replenishment from bases in Japan, we could not sustain air operations over Korea and the Taiwan Strait, or reinforce and resupply our land and naval forces in Asia, or care for American wounded outside a future battle zone.
The ship participated in naval operations during the Third Anglo-Ashanti War of 1874 and some of her crew were landed to reinforce the forces ashore.
Our national identity would have been reinforced as the land that invented railways and had the densest network.
Even seemingly innocuous details like the flatness of the land, reinforced by the sea of ranch-style houses, take on a pejorative hue.
In Canada the transcontinental railways linked up the Maritime Provinces with the St. Lawrence Great Lakes, and thence, from Montreal and Toronto, they crossed the shield to converge at Winnipeg; there, reinforced by large land grants, they fanned out across the prairies, to be drawn together by the Fraser River down to Vancouver.
