Sentence examples for substantive land from inspiring English sources

Almost all countries with any substantive land area have some plantation forestry.

Retroactive application of all state substantive remedies under Rodrigue would not work a comparable hardship or be so inconsistent with the purpose of the Lands Act.

For passenger pigeon, more substantive loss in climate and land cover suitability exists in both the historic full range and primary breeding range.

A substantive body of literature suggests that land system change results from the collective impact of individuals' land use decisions.

But when white people are locked up for substantive crimes — setting fire to 100 acres of land owned by the government, for instance — that's an infringement of rights they believe they should have.

Due process of law clauses in state constitutions had been interpreted to provide natural law protections for property rights before the Civil War and the Supreme Court had interpreted states' law of the land provisions to protect substantive rights.

They failed to make any substantive progress on their intractable conflict over Kashmir, a land claimed by both nations, or on reducing the risks of a nuclear exchange.

A substantive undergraduate research experience can help recent science grads land interviews (and even jobs) in the industry and compensate for the "years of experience" listed in a job advertisement, Doyle notes.

I have real reasons to stop working for the day — the sunset, the town to explore, the boat work I have to do, all of which feel more substantive than the reasons I have to stop on land, generally.

For the time being, meditation science is still stuck in a cultural no-man's land between being an oxymoron and something more substantive.

The bigger question is whether today marks a substantive change in the way the highest court of the land does its work, perhaps putting the judges on an institutional collision course with government, with potentially dramatic consequences.