Land Ownership in a sentence

Land ownership Issues of land ownership became a central theme, as they sold most of the 600,000 acres they received.

Land ownership Land ownership is reserved for Solomon Islanders.

Rajagopal’s work for justice is carried forward through dialogue with institutions with a view to counteracting the phenomenon of land-grabbing, and achieving through appropriate land reform the redistribution and assignment of land ownership, she added.

Added to these are lack of land ownership and access to arable land, drought, inadequate water resources, land degradation and soil erosion.

Under the Normans Southern Italy was united as one region and started a feudal system of land ownership in which the Normans were made lords of the land while Calabrian peasants performed all the work on the land.

In practical and material terms, the American dream has long centered around agricultural land ownership further in our past, and home ownership is the modern-day manifestation of this political touchstone.

Chamisa called for a transparent land registry to ensure fair and equitable land ownership.

There are fears that land expropriation without compensation, which is meant to address skewed land ownership dating back to the colonial and apartheid eras, could rattle investors and hurt SA’s already struggling economy.

Land ownership on P.E.I. will undergo a major review to determine how much land is owned by non-residents and corporations.

The new land reform need to reconsider “land ownership” in communal areas as well.

Land reform The Honduran government nominally began to address inequitable land ownership in the early 1960s.

The islanders are reluctant to provide land for nontraditional economic undertakings, and this has resulted in continual disputes over land ownership.

Acquiring Canadian citizenship may complicate land ownership titles in their home country or put them at risk when travelling internationally.

And a lot of the time when people are living in a prime area, especially working class Jamaicans, they tend to displace them,” said Ms. Dennis-Benn, whose upcoming novel will explore land ownership.

Caitlin Welsh, director of the Global Food Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the scramble to limit foreign land ownership tracked rising U.S.-China tensions.

Critics have called out Oprah's land ownership and the irony of two very wealthy celebrities asking for donations.

Going forward, let there be a review of the following: Land ownership and rent law.

Indigenous names of nearby places — such as Doon Doon, Debil Debil, Juwulinpany, Purnululu and Mandangala — mark the long history of Indigenous land ownership and dispossession in the region.

In Mali and Zambia, secondary resources confirm that women are restricted by norms that hinder their access to land ownership, information, and economic empowerment—limitations that negatively affect their ability to adapt to climate hazards.

In Scotland this means a challenging process of breaking the land ownership model that lies at the heart of much of the power dynamics at play.