Sentence examples for rights timber from inspiring English sources

Open for business and sell everything you can: oil, gas and mineral rights; timber concessions.

He has a consistent conservative voting record, opposing gun control and abortion and siding with property rights, timber and utility interests against environmental groups.

Once they have that sorted; buying the right timber, using the right cleaning products, having the right waste systems in place etc, their sights need to be turned elsewhere.

"I must have got something right," Timbers commented, for later that year he was back to photograph Orson Welles directing Laurence Olivier in Ionesco's Rhinoceros, and also Rex Harrison for the production of Chekhov's Platonov.

This logic assumes that if these forests had not been controlled by ecotourist lodges then it is likely the government would have allocated the property rights to timber companies, as indeed it did with the majority of forests in Madre de Dios outside of PAs.

While previously the right to timber was unlimited it was later restricted to one or two trees once every five years.

In 1928, the Edward Hines Lumber Company acquired from the U.S. Forest Service the rights to cut timber in the Blue Mountains near Seneca, north of Burns.

The seller wanted $27 million for the land and timber rights, but the first appraisal that the Rigases obtained valued the timber rights at only $20 million, these people said.

The family paid $434,000 for the land and had Adelphia buy the timber rights for $26.6 million with an arrangement that both the land and the rights would revert to the family at no cost after 20 years.

Rather than tea parties, for me the role of timber rights and the cutting of mast pines, the political power struggle between distant English timber-rights grantors and New England sawmill owners, was a central facet of the American Revolution.

A rancher typically claims a part of forest and then sells the timber rights to a logger.