Sentence examples for reserving land from inspiring English sources

Reserving land for small developers and self-builders when public land is sold for development.

The hotel has gone one step further by reserving land at Heritage Prairie Farm in Elburn, Ill., to grow produce specifically for the hotel, and to keep its bees.

"The world is moving away from coal and here we have the [mines and energy department] reserving land for a coalmine in the middle of the Great Artesian Basin.

Last summer, the Mayor of the north Tuscan resort of Forte dei Marmi, the traditional summer beach spot for north Italy's upper-middle classes, said he was reserving land with sea views that would be used to build new homes exclusively for locally born buyers or long-term residents.

The coalition is reserving land farther in from wetlands so that when the sea rises, the marsh will have room to move as well; it is promoting hundreds of rain gardens to absorb artificially warmed runoff from paved spaces and keep it away from the river; and it is installing logjams intended to cause the river to hollow out its own bottom and create cooler pools for fish.

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

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.

An imperial act of 1827 allowed for the sale of one-fourth of the reserved land.

A state agency also reserved land for a 15-yard-wide dirt access road to help pilgrims reach a footpath to the caves.

A year later he reserved land in India for a park, and built another Thai park, Amata City, in Rayong, 71 miles from Bangkok, where customers could take advantage of tax breaks aimed at boosting investment outside the capital.

Towns reserved land for common use, which after 1800 evolved into the park-like town greens.