Sentence examples for taking lands from inspiring English sources

From the late 11th century onwards, the Normans had advanced into Wales, taking lands in the north and establishing a band of occupied territory in the south called the Welsh Marches.

There is no justification for the continued illegal acts of taking lands and transferring the population of an occupying regime to occupied areas without such acts destroying any attempts at this needed disengagement.

Taking land "for public use is one thing," Hart wrote.

5067 (taking land into trust for the Tribe); 62Fed.

For the military, that means taking land prices into account in choosing sites for bases.

Reclamation - taking land from the sea – was envisaged from the start.

She's said we are taking land out of food production, which we are not.

The first and most obvious problem is that it means taking land out of food production.

"We need to be very careful in taking land out of production.

"Taking land must be well defined as a public purpose," said Carl Goldberg, head of Roseland Properties.

So these point to a small fall in global HadCRUT3, without taking land temperatures into account.