Sentence examples for some common land from inspiring English sources

Suppose you have some common land, and we'll come back to talking about this in connection with Locke's social contract theory.

Following the conversion, some common land uses, which have been conventionally managed, have evolved.

From the 15th to the 17th century, holdings gradually increased in size, some common lands were enclosed, and attempts were made to drain the marshes.

In France there was no significant enclosure movement, despite enabling legislation that allowed the division of some common lands in 1767 and again in 1773.

By 1623 there had been several small Enclosures of agricultural land in the parish and by 1685 some common lands were reported to have been enclosed, with further enclosures reported between 1702 and 1785.

The grazed semi-natural vegetation may be grassland, scrub or woodland, or a combination of different types...Often the semi-natural grazing is not part of the farm holding, but has some other ownership (common land, State land etc).." http://www.efncp.org/high-nature-value-farmland/hnv-farming/types/.

Some paths disappeared when common land was enclosed in the 18th century but walkers fought back: in 1826, the Manchester Association for the Preservation of Ancient Footpaths was formed with the aim of taking a local landowner to court.A legal principle dubbed "once a highway, always a highway" means that a right of way, once established, is hard to abolish.

An Enclosure Act is a parliamentary authority to fence-off common land, thus making that land private property, while awarding commoners land in compensation.

The most common land disposal methods are inpoundments (ponds) and landfills, although some mine disposal is also practiced.

Some Regosols are used for capital-intensive irrigated farming but the most common land use is low volume grazing.

And because of this, every single piece of media that operates in the common land that these two fields share will be flawed in some way or another.