Sentence examples for similar lands from inspiring English sources

Africa also needs to make better use of similar lands.

But he made no mention of those directives today, or of the Sequoia National Forest and similar lands that could be affected by that initiative.

Toll perished in an attempt to find Sannikov Land, an island reported north of the New Siberian Islands, which, like many similar "lands" in the Arctic, probably does not exist.

Andrews emphasized this latter ground because of his desire to prevent any similar lands claims by Indian tribes: In view of the numerous Indian titles in this state originating in treaties by the state, or in purchases made with its sanction by individuals, we prefer to place our judgment on the broader ground, which will remove any cloud upon the validity of those titles.

Such a program would provide valuable information to better manage and restore similar lands in Alaska and other boreal landscapes subject to ORV trail impacts, which are increasingly widespread and difficult to regulate.

England and Ontario share similarities that suggest lessons and instruments may be transferrable to achieve similar land use objectives.

Namibia's government has promised a similar land-grab.

Similar land with planning permission can be worth £4 million.

Once developed, similar land assets have been valued at about $5,000 a hectare.

Two years ago the brothers made a similar landing, on West 14th Street near Washington Street.

Meanwhile, plans for similar land sales are moving forward elsewhere in the West.