Sentence examples for removed lands from inspiring English sources

Through years of intentional governmental policies that removed lands and resources, American Indians have been separated from the wealth and assets that was rightfully theirs.

Every day I get dozens of e-mails from environmental organizations imploring me to sign a petition to protect a national park - such as Grand Canyon against the threat of mining - wolves in Idaho, bison in Yellowstone; oppose a potentially damaging oil pipeline; save the Environmental Protection Agency and push back against 'leaders' who are bent on removing lands from the public domain.

But South Korean officials now plan to help North Korea remove land mines and lay tracks across the Demilitarized Zone this summer.

For instance, its social justice fund, financed largely by employer contributions negotiated in contracts, has contributed 1.25 million Canadian dollars (almost $800,000) toward removing land mines in Mozambique.

Speaking about a separate incident, a United Nations official said today that an American bomb hit a United Nations center responsible for removing land mines on Thursday, destroying two vehicles.

Many fear that creating monument after monument could harm the West's economy by removing land from commercial uses like grazing, logging and mining.

Four Afghans working to remove land mines were shot dead by suspected Taliban or Al Qaeda assailants pursuing them in a car in southern Afghanistan on Saturday, officials said.

Separately, at least four men who worked to remove land mines from western Afghanistan were found beheaded on Sunday and Monday.

When Ms. Ristelhueber arrived in Kuwait a few months after the fighting ended, she joined United Nations forces and private companies who were removing land mines and took aerial photographs from their airplanes and helicopters.

The state will invest between $11 billion and $12 billion over five years to build two large dams and a system of water canals, complete paved roads and remove land mines from the fields along the Syrian border, he said.

A key concern among those who voted "no" on the initial deal is that convicted rebels will not serve jail time and will instead remove land mines and do other reparations work.