Sentence examples for restricted land from inspiring English sources

Washington has a role to play, Mr. Jordan said, in opening restricted land for gas exploration down the road.

Legislation restricted land holdings in the new territory to leasehold, rather than freehold.

Factors contributing to this higher weekly rental market include; higher average weekly incomes, restricted land supply, and inflationary clauses in the ACT Residential Tenancies Act.

Using the Australian principles for classifying biosolids, LWSC biosolids qualify for a classification equivalent to a "Restricted Land Application Use" Class C. In doing so, the authors are aware of the dangers of setting national standards based on those from developed countries (Montangero and Strauss 2004; Ingallinella et al. 2002).

Under controlled plastic-covered sun drying bed stabilization results (Tables 3, 4) and the BCC values (Table 6), the LWSC biosolids qualify as restricted land application use equivalent to Class C on the Australian scale.

The report estimates that the restricted land comprises 17 percent of Gaza's total land mass and 35 percent of its agricultural land.

Chinese markets plunged last spring when Chinese leaders confirmed that overheating was indeed a problem and imposed limits on lending by government-owned banks and restricted land-use and environmental approvals for many projects.

The alliances began in the early 1990's, when Washington and the big domestic airlines wanted to liberalize the scores of bilateral agreements that restricted landing rights abroad.

Marked by a single postal drop known as the "black mailbox", the dirt access road leads to the restricted lands surrounding Area 51.

The family was also furious that the US Fish and Wildlife Service had classified the desert tortoise as a "threatened" species and was moving forward with further efforts to restrict land access.

In the 1990s, Bundy, now 69, stopped paying grazing taxes to the federal government, arguing it had no authority to restrict land uses.