Sentence examples for reserves lands from inspiring English sources

Clergy Reserves, lands formerly set aside for the Church of England in Canada, a cause of controversy in 19th-century Canadian politics.

Last year, Mrs. Freed turned her accountability drive into a national road show, conducting what she called hearings, 13 of them in seven provinces, drawing Indians from about one-third of the country's 609 reserves, lands set aside by the government for Indians.

Like their terrestrial counterparts, biosphere reserves (land-based ecosystems set aside to bring about solutions that balance biodiversity conservation with sustainable use by humans), MPAs greatly benefited the species that lived within them.

Most conservation issues involving spatial considerations (design of reserves, land use planning, etc).

This situation worsens outside of Canada's major cities, especially on First Nations reserves, land belonging to Canada's indigenous peoples.

Additionally, these off-the-shelf programs may not be applicable to certain management tasks due to issues of model formulation (cost minimization or data structure) or focus (marine reserves, land parcels, etc).. Simpler, more adaptable tools can allow decision-makers to more rapidly assess strategies for conservation and resource management.

Congressional proposals in 1879 to abrogate treaties reserving lands in Indian Territory to certain tribes aroused her to action.

In 1924 a Senate investigation revealed that Fall had accepted a large bribe to lease to private oil interests, without competitive bidding, naval oil reserve lands in the Teapot Dome reserve in Wyoming and other reserves in California.

Warren G. Harding transferred supervision of the naval oil-reserve lands from the navy to the Department of the Interior in 1921, Fall secretly granted to Harry F. Sinclair of the Mammoth Oil Company exclusive rights to the Teapot Dome (Wyoming) reserves (April 7 , 1922.

He also introduced the regulation of the food and drug industries and achieved notable advances in conservation, adding to the national forests in the West and reserving lands for public use.

Most of them are communal or 'national land reserve' lands (Figs. 5 and 6).