Sentence examples for will be expropriated from inspiring English sources

Other, unproductive lands will be expropriated with compensation.

Those close to the prime minister say that additional building will be "contiguous" to existing settlements, and that no more Palestinian land will be expropriated.

He has rallied thousands of landowners who are worried that their property will be expropriated by the government for the 174-mile channel and its subsidiary projects, including an airport, tourist resort and oil pipeline, on behalf of the company that will build and operate the project, Hong Kong-based HKND.

(That's assuming, of course, that ExxonMobil and Conoco can be persuaded to shrug off the risk that their capital will be expropriated by leftists).

What was disturbing, however, was the reported content of this "freeze". According to press accounts, this so-called agreement provides that: Only construction beyond current built-up areas will be frozen; no new settlements will be created; no additional land will be expropriated for the purpose of construction.

Declare "net neutrality" off the table; clarify that proprietary networks and investments will not be expropriated or regulated, that there will be no forced sharing (and as noted, no antitrust interference with tomorrow's large-scale voluntary agreements and alliances).

Angelo Oswaldo, who heads Ibram, insists that works will not be expropriated, merely monitored.

Excess land would be expropriated and compensation paid for improvements.

Now, under pressure from its core supporters, the government says it will expropriate more land and review the willing-seller-willing-buyer principle under which it has operated so far.In January, the Pniel farm in Northern Cape province became the first to be expropriated after its owner, the Evangelical Lutheran Church, and the government failed to agree on the terms of a sale.

When I asked about the possibility that land would be expropriated, she looked at me sourly.

Brazilian law allows land to be expropriated if it does not fulfill its "social function".