Sentence examples for usage of land from inspiring English sources

For the need of public interest, the state can readjust the usage of land.

In early administrative proceedings, an initial boundary between public interest and personal property already existed: For the need of public interest, the state can readjust the usage of land.

In the last few years, debates over proposed usage of land for high-risk ventures have caused some debate, both in the affected communities as well as among policy makers.

Because, more than the country's violent geology, the "disaster" that took place was largely dependent on the choices made about the usage of land, and how the cities and buildings were built.

The development of a three-field rotation system for planting crops increased the usage of land from one half in use each year under the old two-field system to two-thirds under the new system, with a consequent increase in production.

These industrial activities highly influenced usage of land-use which may transform some spaces into industry-related usage.

Wherever land is held in common, the death of a member of the group results not in inheritance but rather in a rearrangement of duties and of rights of participation in the produce of the land or rights of temporary usage of the land itself.

Our usage of the land is the most benign usage of commercial-industrial land that a community could wish for".

The commons, a leftover from the Anglo-Saxon traditiof of shared usage of the land, were eaten away by centuries of enclosures (a euphemism for theft), a process that no amount of peasants' revolts or angry levelling of hedges could reverse.

Thus, this paper focuses on the usage of idle land by the host community for social services purposes.

This policy has been expected to further lessen the usage of grazing lands, which are mainly communal lands (Poux et al. 2006; Roeder et al. 2007), and indeed, this had been the case (Dover et al. 2011).