Ultimately, government land outside of the city will likely be transferred.
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In some areas, farmers have permission to grow crops on government land.
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I have no qualms about tearing down bronze Confederates on government land.
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A map of the government land ownership will help us put things in perspective.
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The fire in 2001 accidentally spread to about 140 acres of government land, documents show.
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Several cities have introduced price caps in government land auctions to limit home price increases.
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Government land budgets, stacked toward firefighting, have little left to help once the fires are out.
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Protesters say they're doing this in support of a pair ranchers convicted of committing arson on government land.
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It also allows for reviews of purchases and leases of property near sensitive U.S. government land and facilities.
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For example, ranchers ensure that all water sources on the government land they work are clean and usable.
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By law, community land can only be sold or transferred with the approval of elders and government land officials.
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The trouble started last year when members of Ethiopia's largest ethnic group, the Oromo, began protesting government land policies.
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Some of the new rules like allowing leases for coal-mining on government land will take effect right away.
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American Humanist Association that a 40-foot tall, cross-shaped monument may remain standing on government land in Maryland.
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He said government land and land lying fallow would be the first to be targeted in an accelerated reform plan.
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Yan suggested the land bids could be due to a surge in local government land supply towards the year-end.
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Its winning bids in government land auctions over the past half-year reached roughly double the going rate in 2014.
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Yan suggested the land bids could be due to a surge in local government land supply toward the year-end.
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The energy industry has roundly criticized those measures and complained about long delays for obtaining permits to drill on government land.
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Last month anti-graft investigators arrested the former director of the city's parks over an alleged scam to sell government land.
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In this slow war of attrition, McNab was desperate to make clear to the invaders that claiming government land was futile.
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Most households have at least four of them, ranging from errors in the title deed to boundary disputes and encroaching government land.
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"What could be attempted is to build an inventory of government land that can then be offered to foreign investors," Kumar said.
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"Developers are very land hungry," with very little land-banking and very few government land sales set for this year, she said.
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Shenzhen-based developer Logan Property and its partner Nanshan Group recently paid a record S$1 billion at a government land auction.
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The Obama administration has pushed through measures regulating hydraulic fracturing on government land and the release of methane from new and modified wells.
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To be sure, rates are only one factor, alongside other concerns like demand from mainland China and the pace of government land sales.
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She and those close to her were accused of buying government land at suspiciously low prices and violating environmental laws to give businessmen breaks.
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Many were classified as "wastelands" or government land and diverted for quarrying, biofuel cultivation, mines and other commercial purposes, displacing and depriving local communities.
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This kind of unprecedented government land grab would tie the government up in years of costly litigation as landowners fight back in the courts.
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Fires, many of which were started on purpose to clear land for farming, have burned indiscriminately — in parks, ranches, government land, and indigenous land.
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Rhodes said that fossils found during construction on public or government land must by law be preserved and cared for by an official repository.
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In a separate development, Malaysia's central bank said on Thursday that it has given the anti-graft investigators details of a government land sale transaction.
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After working as a government land surveyor for six decades, Indiana's oldest state employee will report to work for the last time on Feb. 6.
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Due to the high degree of government land ownership, the US government distorts economic calculation in the exact manner that Mises explained and predicted in 1920.
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The Liberian government has effectively treated all un-deeded lands as government land, even though local communities live on more than two-thirds of Liberia's land.
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The easement, granted by the Virgin Islands territorial government, gave them the right to use an existing driveway to the property that cut across government land.
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Whether Washington should withdraw from the U.S.-led deal is a close call, which explains why experts in and out of government land on different sides.
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The use of government land "is a reasonable ask as not all surplus land will be viable for commercial needs," Sharam told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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US officials told CNN that four of the proposed camp sites will be located on government land in Texas and the remaining two will be in Arizona.
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The undeveloped land owned by Green and his brother is abutted on one side by a nature conversancy and by Virgin Islands government land on the other.
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Absent from government land records and lacking a document proving legal title, the farmers are never recognized as legal owners and are deprived of institutional benefits over decades.
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A few states including West Bengal, Odisha and Karnataka have drawn up their own laws for land allocation, giving government land and excess private land to the landless.
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The government has committed to providing 18,000 flats this year through a combination of government land sales, Urban Renewal Authority and MTR sites as well as private sites.
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He has been exiled in the US since crossing his arms at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games in protest against government land grabs and ethnic killings.
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Farmers are not motivated to take care of government land as they would their own land, and this makes government-owned farmland of lower quality than privately owned land.
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Politicians and media have criticised Muhammad for the bank's purchase of government land for about $500 million, cash the new administration says was then used to repay some 1MDB debts.
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There is a pending court case in Karnataka brought by a lawyer seeking to stop Cauvery Calling fundraising to plant trees on protected government land without receiving official environmental clearance.
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Justice Kagan asked whether a cross on government land would be constitutional if erected today to memorialize World War I, a more recent war, a school shooting or Christian values.
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The property companies have been paying record sums to buy government land and existing apartment blocks, which they plan to knock down and re-build with developments that have more units.
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Trump has vowed to streamline permits to drill on federal land — a process that already started under President Barack Obama — but challenges would prevent quick and significant production from government land.
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The vacant plot they had occupied belongs to Hacienda Nene, a vast sugar cane plantation, which has been subject to the government land program, rights workers and the farmers' group said.
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Area 51 is just a small part of the U.S. military's Nevada Test and Training Range, 4,687 square miles of government land that's only slightly smaller than the state of Connecticut.
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Eager to refill their project pipeline after a long property slowdown, developers have recently been bidding aggressively at government land sales and on "en bloc" or collective sales of residential apartment buildings.
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The settlers leased government land for palm cultivation and many also own shares in Felda Global Ventures (FGV), a unit of Felda that raised over $3 billion in a listing in 2012.
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A Vavuniya-based youth group, the Association for Friendship and Love (AFRIEL) has been spearheading a campaign to submit RTI requests across Sri Lanka's Northern Province, seeking information on government land holdings.
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The market has been awaiting the Ministry of National Development's (MND) biannual decision on government land sales (GLS) as hungry developers have been aggressively bidding for sites in public auctions and collective sales.
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But the judge has also strictly told the defendants and their lawyers that they cannot assert those beliefs to the jurors as truth about federal government land policies, the Constitution or anything else.
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The rancher, who has achieved celebrity status in the West over his opposition to government land policy, is scheduled to stand trial later this year along with other defendants considered leaders of the standoff.
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For example, the company in a government land auction in January 2016 paid CNY2683bn for a parcel in Jing'an, Shanghai, which works out to CNY38,020 per square metre (sqm) of gross floor area (GFA).
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Dakota Access Pipeline: 'Rogue' protesters arrested The decision gives the pipeline's developer -- Dakota Access, a subsidiary of Energy Transfer Partners -- right-of-way through government land at Lake Oahe Dam and Reservoir in North Dakota.
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Getting access to some of the large amounts of unutilised Indian government land would reduce major risks for foreign companies as there would be a lot less risk of legal challenges over ownership and development.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini wants President Cryil Ramaphosa to sign an agreement promising to exclude territories that the monarch controls from a government land reform drive, the eNCA news channel reported on Monday.
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To raise funds and conserve cash, Rucheng - which doesn't have a train station or an airport - has been slashing public investment in infrastructure projects and increasing government land sales to generate revenue, the officials said.
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Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee handed the title deeds on Monday, and said those living in more than 200 settlements will also get land rights, even though their settlements are on private or federal government land.
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"Always uncomfortable with this form of government land ownership, Congress began pushing in earnest for a sell-off in 1947," sociologist and New Deal historian Robert Leighninger Jr. writes in a New Deal Utopias essay.
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Hundreds of farmers in the Indian state of Rajasthan have staged a dramatic protest against government land grabs: launching a hunger strike to protect their land — all while being buried neck-deep in the ground.
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The demonstration was launched on "Land Day," an annual commemoration of the deaths of six Arab citizens of Israel killed by Israeli security forces during demonstrations over government land confiscations in northern Israel in 1976.
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Projects on government land like logging, mining and pipelines can't proceed without an environmental impact statement (EIS) — something critics argue unnecessarily slows down projects as government experts weigh how it would impact the environment and ecosystem.
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ISLAMABAD (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is aiming to fight climate change and pollution by planting trees on government land clawed back from politically connected landlords who have illegally profited from it for years.
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In 21, Kashmir's National Conference government at the time conceived a scheme in which people who had illegally occupied government land would be given ownership rights to that land in return for payment of its market value.
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" Books written by Pendley make clear his philosophy on government land ownership, including "War on the West: Government Tyranny on America's Frontier" and "Warriors for the West: Fighting Bureaucrats, Radical Groups, and Liberal Judges on America's Frontier.
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Projects on government land like logging, mining, and pipelines can't proceed without an environmental impact statement (EIS) — something critics have said unnecessarily slow down projects as government experts weigh how it would impact the environment and ecosystem.
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Under a new program to reduce urban poverty, the UNDP aims to resettle people on unused or under-used government land, and broker medium-term tenure deals between private land owners and tenants, said the agency's Rahman.
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Since 2010, a nationwide project to privatise government land and legalise housing has let more than 1,500 households in Suto Orizari register for property titles and access loans to extend and upgrade, according to Habitat for Humanity Macedonia.
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The protest is set to begin on March 30, the annual "Land Day" commemorating the six Arab citizens of Israel who were killed by Israeli security forces during demonstrations in 1976 over government land confiscations in northern Israel.
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Over the last decade, annual deforestation rates in the Brazilian Amazon have fallen by more than 75%, but rural and industrial lobbies have incessantly attacked the government land-use controls that have helped make this reduction possible. 4.
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Ardon said PNOC was looking to use government-owned banked or unused gas from Malampaya, currently valued at about $640 million, as equity for the LNG project, together with the government land where the facility will be built.
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The conflict culminated in the spring of 2014, about a year before I visited the ranch, when the US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) tried to confiscate 500 of Bundy's cows that had been grazing on government land.
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It has spawned multimillion-dollar grants, dozens of master's degrees and Ph.D.s, and a huge collaborative partnership that includes the federal government, land-grant colleges, Ivy League universities, extension programs, environmental organizations, trade groups, small farmers, and agribusiness.
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The second, related largely in flashbacks, recounts Zhuang's campaign to expose illegal government land sales in his native village of Wukan on the coast of southern China, an effort that spawned demonstrations and drew international news media attention.
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In the current high land-cost environment, CR Land's ability to secure sites in city centres outside of government land auctions, where prices tend to be high due to fierce competition, demonstrates the benefits of being a state-owned company.
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Neighborhoods fell to the militants in startlingly quick succession, so that Saeed's mother's mental map of the city where she had spent her entire life now resembled an old quilt, with patches of government land and patches of militant land.
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The development of en-bloc sites and government land sale sites could add 20,000 new private housing units, which will more than double the number of unsold units currently in the pipeline within the next 1-2 years, the central bank said.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - A conservative activist was sentenced to more than seven years in prison on Wednesday for his role in an armed standoff with federal agents in Nevada in 2014 over the use of government land by ranchers and grazing fees.
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In addition to contributing to our nation's food supply, public land ranchers are responsible for maintaining the government land they lease, requiring significant time and financial resources to ensure that the land is suitable for grazing, sustaining native wildlife and other uses.
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Developers have actively taken part in collective sales tenders for multiple properties and the government land sale programme to replenish their land banks alongside a pick up in market activity, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said in its annual financial stability review on Thursday.
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HONG KONG, March 13 (Reuters) - A Hong Kong government land sale of a prime residential plot in Kowloon was sold at a price higher than analysts had expected, easing concerns about a deeper downturn in the property market as Hong Kong's economic growth slows.
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Private home sales could be held back this year given the limited number of projects that are slated for launch in the later half of 2016, after the government tapered back on a government land sales programme over the past two years, Tan said.
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But the White House can attempt to boost activity on government land, and there are three areas where oil and gas production is prohibited or limited: the waters of the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf, Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and parts of the Lower 48 states.
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The trade dispute with the U.S. is thus a handy and timely excuse for Beijing to shift the blame of the economic slowdown from the property bubble — which would hit government land sales, infrastructure building, property sales and eventually, the macro-economy — to Washington, Xie said.
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The occupation began when Bundy and at least a dozen followers stormed the refuge in a flare-up in the so-called Sagebrush Rebellion, a decades-old conflict over federal control of millions of acres and the fees charged to ranchers for grazing their cattle on government land.
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"In the purchase of sites from the government land sales programme or private collective sites, the substantial premiums paid by developers for residential sites, together with the 1 percent hike in the buyer's stamp duty may translate into higher prices for new projects in the future," Tan added.
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Part of the reason he couldn't plug into the power grid, despite being so close to Nairobi and in an area where electricity is readily available, is that he lives on government land as a squatter, with no papers to show he owns the 215-foot by 22012-foot parcel where he has put up a makeshift house.
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Antics such as those in Oregon may seem circus-like; but, says Tom Gorey of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM)—which, as the steward of much government land, is viewed by the zealots as an instrument of tyranny—they are "not funny by any stretch of the imagination" to the officials sometimes confronted by gun-toting fanatics.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Tuesday pardoned a pair of Oregon ranchers whose arson conviction became a focus for opponents of federal government land ownership.
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In May, a joint venture between Hong Kong-listed Chinese developer Logan Property and China-based Nanshan Group Singapore put in the top bid, out of 13 offers, of 1.003 billion Singapore dollars ($724.8 million) for a site at Stirling Road, marking the first time a purely residential government land sale topped the S$1 billion mark.
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TRUMP PARDONS RANCHERS WHO INSPIRED REFUGE TAKEOVER: President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Tuesday pardoned a pair of Oregon ranchers whose arson convictions became a focus for opponents of federal government land ownership.
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Some of the writers Liu translates use the framework of science fiction to explore the dystopian consequences of China's rapid economic and technological transformation, setting a story in the distant future or on another planet in order to tackle taboo issues like the lack of social freedoms, the exploitation of migrant workers, government land seizures, economic inequality and environmental destruction.
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A spokesperson for the agency sent the following response: The Department of the Army announced today that it has completed a presidential-directed review of the remaining easement request for the Dakota Access pipeline, and has notified Congress that it intends to grant an easement for a right-of-way across government land at Lake Oahe Dam and Reservoir, North Dakota.
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