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It had occurred on land, in rainforests of South America and Africa, where landowners had been paid not to cut the trees down.

It was to discourage concentration of property in the hands of a few great landowners.

But he is calling for a review of Maine's groundwater laws, which in effect allow landowners at the moment to pump as much as they wish.

Competition meant that industrialists did not earn monopoly returns from the new technology, nor did the gains all accrue to landowners .

One of the UK's biggest landowners is embarking on a comprehensive survey to identify previously unrecorded ancient trees on its properties.

It encouraged landowners to plant belts of trees to slow the force of the wind and stop erosion.

Landowners upstream receive up to US$110 per hectare per year to safeguard downstream water quality, the IUCN explains.

Book heroine Elizabeth, born in the family of small landowners for the children of rich Darcy love.

Anjan Roy says businesses are willing to pay adequate compensation to landowners, but their investments must be protected.

In addition landowners warned that the land could be snapped up by industrialists with no concern for the environment or landscape value.

The rebellion was a truly social one, directed against the rich clergy and the lawyers as well as against the landowners.

European landowners typically do not own the minerals under their land, so they have little incentive to encourage exploration.

The aristocrats of pre-industrial Europe were all landowners.

He'd call around the area, asking all the landowners whether any unaccountable sheep had shown up.

And landowners keep wallowing in royalties whether the driller makes a profit or not.

Advertising for a line of clothing may associate the product with the lifestyle of wealth landowners.

Those landowners, however, are in it for the money.

By the spring of 1947, the more farsighted landowners saw they could not hope to keep their estates. They did not even try to.

Prompted by the perceived unfairness of such results, Congress included a new defense in Sara to protect "innocent landowners"

Sawmills have drawn a line in the sand on log purchase prices, and landowners have done the same on timber sale prices.

One innovative way to do this is to offer landowners a state income-tax credit in exchange for a conservation easement on their property.

a. Byzantine city life, based upon trade and the presence of many large landowners, continued an unbroken tradition with antiquity.

Meanwhile, back at the Western ranch, landowners are using Holistic Management to streamline costs and enhance profitability.

This allowed wealthy landowners to increase their power and to ensure the continuation of an agrarian-dominated economy.

"Tianping" was a certificate given by the Taiping authorities to the landowners with legal validity.

Corporate landowners often find themselves embroiled in disputes with indigenous peoples or landless movements.

The proposal has raised concerns among environmentalists, farmers, ranchers, and landowners in the region, however.

Expanded Federal tax incentives to encourage landowners to donate their property for conservation purposes.

This is to curb the power of big landowners in the east, some of whom gained their land illegally from military governments.

A land tax is needed, too: rural landowners, some of whom in the past financed the paramilitaries, should pay the state to provide security.

Landowners, discouraged by low prices, put less timber up for bid.

The payments from these credits give local landowners an economic incentive to preserve, rather than cut, their trees.

Landowners, workers, peasants and merchants all had the habit of collecting paintings, most of which were national artistic works.

Copper rods, or anything else, must only be buried at a site with the landowners'explicit permission.

Most of the Creoles in Kate Chopin's stories are comparatively wealthy, usually landowners or merchants.

The wealthy, landowners and corporations, will resist migrations within a country to their areas.

Require governments, landowners and managers and the community to cooperate on land degradation control.

Many new landowners find that reselling their subsidised diesel on the black market is far more lucrative than farming.

In this region, "the minority Hindus were landowners and professionals, " Douglass writes.

In that curiously bloodless book, the communist organisers are as manipulative as the landowners themselves.

It rejected pleas from local landowners for direct negotiations, insisting on talks only with Mr Note's government.

In this section, also expressed concern over Shi Tuo local landowners for the writing of family decline.

The goal, then, is to encourage landowners to do more to prevent wildfires from starting and spreading.

The power of the landowners waned during this period.

b. But the local large landowners tended also to be the officials appointed by the government.

They often merely serve the needs and vested interests of the wealthy landowners.

Once the rains return, they'll set out withtheir flocks, depending on landowners for access to water and pasture.

ICE began meeting with landowners last month to warn them about leasing space to tunnel builders.

First, it directed against the rich clergy, lawyers and the landowners.

The rest went to landowners and to the owners of capital in the form of rent, profit and interest.

in short, whether or not they wholly alienate landowners and those who live in the countryside.

If they were poachers they perhaps knew the landowners were on holiday.

Local public bodies grant subsidies to landowners providing land to build new gateball courts.

This could be a valuable find for landowners.

A district official walked in the night to remonstrate with the landowners.

Third, it is necessary to change the past only the original landowners have the right to file the income distribution unreasonable.

Antinori was born 56 years ago to small landowners in a village of Abruzzi, a region of central-southern Italy.

In addition, the Turkish landowners Group more advisers, more than jin zhu generals landlord groups.

The University of Maryland Cooperative Extension explains that forest landowners can grow ginseng using two different methods.

So by the mid-16th Century, landowners were already turning to Africa as their preferred source of slave labor.

Heroine in Elizabeth was born to the family of small landowners for Regal children love Darcy.

Italian lawyer: Is it true that a person can fall down on a sidewalk in your country and then sue the landowners for lots of money?

Both came from families of educated black landowners.

b. The large landowners were now individually tied to the emperor and they provided troops at his request.

In 2005 agreements between landowners allowed the creation of enormous rice paddy art.

The way some landowners treat their tenants today seems almost feudal.

The county licensed the landowners to fish these waters.

Scottish landowners manage a further 150 moors for shooting grouse.

The new government expropriated the landowners from their estates.

KMT, landowners and the right concept for a school, I was not clear, but I know that these are the things that brought us disaster.

The University of Maryland Cooperative Extension explains that forest landowners can grow ginseng using 2 different methods.

Landowners will be barons again.

In the present study, I have tried to show that it is incorrect to condemn landowners and even usurers as wicked persons.

Once largely in the hands of wealthy landowners, the park remains mostly privately owned.

The net result is that landowners are getting a gross yield of maybe 3. 6% on average, compared to more than 6% a decade ago.

are landowners. They would not vote to lose their land and wealth, even if it

the Kerala leaders of the Marxist Communist party of India in 1957, who placated landowners and government while helping the poor;

broadened the franchise's property qualification in the counties, to include small landowners, tenant farmers, and shopkeepers

Landowners, whose fields will benefit from the resulting rise in the water table, donate some of their labor

reduced the property threshold in the counties and gave the vote to agricultural landowners and tenants with very small amounts of land

Palestine, in those days, was a community of peasants and landowners;

Residents and landowners adjacent and nearby the proposed land use or activity;