Sentences with phrase «land in perpetuity»

Not exact matches

«It's an all - out land grab and will continue to be in perpetuity,» acknowledges Bob Davis, a general partner at Highland Capital Partners.

God informed Moses: «The land shall not be sold in perpetuity, for the land is mine; with me you are but aliens and tenants.

The land having been sacralized in perpetuity, Abraham next completes the work of perpetuation by arranging an appropriate marriage for Isaac; no father worth his salt can be indifferent to who it is that his children marry.

These three in combination can move modern land - users and linked urban societies to the idea of all Countries being «nourishing terrains»; of «Land Care» in perpetuland - users and linked urban societies to the idea of all Countries being «nourishing terrains»; of «Land Care» in perpetuLand Care» in perpetuity.

In return, the land is kept in agriculture in perpetuitIn return, the land is kept in agriculture in perpetuitin agriculture in perpetuitin perpetuity.

The land will belong to the resident corporation's Members in perpetuity — while preserving affordable housing in a prime Southern Tier location.

«The vast majority of that land should be preserved in perpetuity for public access,» Higgins said in August.

Earlier this month, however, Glazier came to the legislature's Environmental Protection Committee meeting asking the legislature to keep all county - owned land along the lake «in the public domain in perpetuity.»

In other words, Stringer would reject MSG's request for a special land - use permit that would let the arena stay in its current location «in perpetuity.&raquIn other words, Stringer would reject MSG's request for a special land - use permit that would let the arena stay in its current location «in perpetuity.&raquin its current location «in perpetuity.&raquin perpetuity.»

«I am pleased that the residents of 505 LaGuardia have reached a deal on extending their land lease and hope this deal will ensure their continued affordability in perpetuity,» Stringer said.

At least New Jersey got something right by forming state parks so that the land can be preserved in perpetuity.

Characters will perform the same move in perpetuity until they run out of HP, though status effects like poison, berserk, sleep, and sticky can affect whether or not the attack lands.

That land was granted to Cooper Union, in perpetuity, by Peter Cooper's heirs — it was never designed to be collateral for short - term liquidity of dubious necessity.

The big issue for the owners is to understand that this class of land mightn't not exist in perpetuity (they already understand this about the improvements).

In it, the tribes ceded title to a portion of their ancestral lands in exchange for reservations, payments and — most importantly — a commitment that they'd be able to fish, hunt and gather at all of their «usual and accustomed» places in perpetuitIn it, the tribes ceded title to a portion of their ancestral lands in exchange for reservations, payments and — most importantly — a commitment that they'd be able to fish, hunt and gather at all of their «usual and accustomed» places in perpetuitin exchange for reservations, payments and — most importantly — a commitment that they'd be able to fish, hunt and gather at all of their «usual and accustomed» places in perpetuitin perpetuity.

For instance, keeping 60 per cent of Bhutan's land under forest cover in perpetuity.

In any case I own enough forest to offset the fossil carbon load of many homes and am working on a land trust to protect it in perpetuitIn any case I own enough forest to offset the fossil carbon load of many homes and am working on a land trust to protect it in perpetuitin perpetuity.

Just the first, SITE, sets some of the toughest standards: The land must be on land previously developed, it must support urban agriculture, and «For each hectare of development, an equal amount of land away from the project site must be set aside in perpetuity as part of a habitat exchange.»

Any buyer purchasing a registered property or piece of land for a «valuable consideration» (after 12 October 2013) that has no entry relating to chancel repair liability is free of this liability, but if the liability has already been registered it is an obligation that lasts in perpetuity.

The lands in question have been given out to charity in perpetuity making them permanently unavailable for sale or use as collateral by banks and other financial institutions, including governments.

[85] The Court reasoned that the lease in perpetuity as developed within NSW land law was similar in most instances to freehold, «with all the advantages and essence of freehold» [86]-- except for the performance of tenurial requirements imposed by the grant.

In Tasmania particular areas of land that are of cultural and historic significance to Tasmanian Aboriginal people have been vested in perpetuity in a state - wide Aboriginal Land Council created under the legislation.67 It can grant leases in the land.68 Mortgages of the leases can be granteIn Tasmania particular areas of land that are of cultural and historic significance to Tasmanian Aboriginal people have been vested in perpetuity in a state - wide Aboriginal Land Council created under the legislation.67 It can grant leases in the land.68 Mortgages of the leases can be granland that are of cultural and historic significance to Tasmanian Aboriginal people have been vested in perpetuity in a state - wide Aboriginal Land Council created under the legislation.67 It can grant leases in the land.68 Mortgages of the leases can be grantein perpetuity in a state - wide Aboriginal Land Council created under the legislation.67 It can grant leases in the land.68 Mortgages of the leases can be grantein a state - wide Aboriginal Land Council created under the legislation.67 It can grant leases in the land.68 Mortgages of the leases can be granLand Council created under the legislation.67 It can grant leases in the land.68 Mortgages of the leases can be grantein the land.68 Mortgages of the leases can be granland.68 Mortgages of the leases can be granted.

The trustees can lease the land to Indigenous organisations or community councils, including in perpetuity.60

The central argument of the case was whether native title was extinguished by the grant of a lease in perpetuity for grazing purposes under the Western Lands Act 1901 (NSW)(«WLA»).

Set - aside lands often become permanent conservation easements that prohibit development on the acreage in perpetuity.