Sentence examples for states land from inspiring English sources

In Texas, unlike in many states, land ownership is severed between the surface and the minerals below.

House Republicans have taken committee action approving floor debate on just such an expanse of The Deep — the Ronald Wilson Reagan Exclusive Economic Zone, a sovereignty-protected resources and development area bigger than that of the 50 states' land mass.

Factors like the location of corporate research and development centers, median education level and median income play a role in which states land the most patents.

In Colorado, as in many states, land ownership is divided between two sets of owners: the owners of the aboveground land and the owners of the underground land, and in this case, the minerals, oil and natural gas that may be contained within the ground.

In accordance with the principle of uniting houses and land, the Regulations of Urban House Demolition Management states: "land-use rights must be legally obtained by whoever needs them during demolition".

To simulate ocean states, land-surface conditions, and river runoff, a coupled land-sea model (Figure 5) was generated using a three-step nesting method with four-dimensional variational data assimilation.

("The administrative proceeding" by Mr. Bei's family, July 1999) In accordance with the principle of uniting houses and land, the Regulations of Urban House Demolition Management states: "land-use rights must be legally obtained by whoever needs them during demolition".

Worse still, Greeks built on state land probably while the government looked the other way.

Many ski resorts sit on federal or state land where public access is allowed.

A stadium near Belmont Park would be on lightly used state land that abuts the Cross Island Parkway.

Peter Leopold planned to redistribute church and state land to a new class of independent small farmers.