Sentence examples for under the land from inspiring English sources

Minimal user fees were allowed in developed areas of public lands under the Land and Water Conservation Act, passed in the 1960s.

It is in the factory and on the land and under the land that purchasing power originates.

She said that Mr. Velez then contacted the family in October after she and her husband filed a claim under the land restitution law.

Under the land down under, nearly off the map, it has been a synonym for isolation ever since the days when it was known as Van Diemen's Land.

As presently written, neither the House nor Senate version guarantees funding for federal purchases under the Land and Water Conservation Fund.

The company produces 155,000 barrels of crude a day from the estimated 5bn barrels of oil under the land the company has leased.

An increase of 10-12% is expected this year, compared to over 22% in 2005 and over 32% the year before.So far, preliminary suggestions from the government-appointed panel on foreign ownership include ministerial approval for certain transactions such as large agricultural holdings, ecologically fragile zones and areas due for restitution or redistribution under the land-reform programme.

Under the land-swap bill, the transfer must be done within a year.

South Korea's land reform (under the Land Reform Law of June 1949) roughly followed the Japanese model by removing tenancy, creating small ownerships, implementing the law thoroughly and promptly, and depending heavily on nonagricultural (basically industrial) employment to absorb labour and supplement rural income.

Thus, small groups of foot soldiers might be sent into Afghanistan on commando missions equipped with prototypes of the many forms of weaponry and electronic support systems that are not scheduled for full introduction until 2004 under the Land Warrior program.

"When the property was put on the market by Summer Isles Foods, Coigach Community Development Company, under the Land Reform Act duly notified ministers that they wished to proceed and ministers appointed a valuer to carry out a valuation," it stated.