Sentence examples for restricting land from inspiring English sources

While Mexico is well known for restricting land ownership of beachfront homes and property near the coast, the rules in some Central American countries are less restrictive.

To be eligible for federal flood insurance, states and local governments were required to adhere to a set of federal guidelines restricting land use in flood-prone areas.

Pomfret, Sterling and Eastford, all in Windham County, have also managed to survive without restricting land use, the thought being that we're all neighbors, we're all reasonable people who want the best for the community.

Cliven, the 69-year-old rancher who is also in jail and was arraigned in March, had for years refused to pay fees to have his cattle graze on public lands, arguing that federal officials had no business restricting land uses.

Cliven contends that long before the federal government began restricting land use in the west, the family had claims to the land in Bunkerville, inheriting the authority to ranch and farm from their ancestors – although property records show that Cliven's parents did not actually purchase the family's current property until 1948.

New legislation restricting land development in Valencia may have also hurt the stock.

They showed that restricting land-use reduced deforestation within the concession areas, but dramatically increased it in the surrounding areas.

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

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.

These preferences are largely consistent with the present protected area policy in Norway and Europe that promotes traditional consumptive use and the maintenance of cultural landscapes, but restricts land development.