Sentences with phrase «activity on their land»

Mr. Krupski, a farmer himself, is also working on legislation that would permit more activities on land from which the public has purchased the development rights.

The Sekondi High Court has slapped the Ghana National Gas Company (Ghana Gas), its main contractor, SINOPEC, and three others with an interlocutory order restraining them from carrying on any activity on the land on which Ghana Gas operates until the company regularises its occupation with the Eastern Nzema Traditional Council.

A new survey reveals that trash from our activities on land litters the bottom of the ocean, from shallow to deep.

The maps do not just chart the territory; they also help gauge pollution drifting down from human activity on land.

These findings remind us once again that the deep sea is directly affected by events at the ocean's surface, as well as human activities on land.

Then, in the Interests section, users can show their range by checking dozens of fun activities on land and on water.

If you tire of the beaches, you'll find a wealth of activity both on land and in the water.

Whether you're in search of unique cultural landmarks, hiking trails that lead to epic scenery, or something in between, Kauai has a variety of activities on land.

Surrounded by tranquil waters teaming with aquatic life, stunning natural landscapes and countless uninhabited islands to explore, guests enjoy an endless array of activities on land and sea.

Several popular brand name hotels are represented in Punta Cana and many are situated in large, multi-hotel resort complexes offering guests a myriad of exceptional activities on both land and sea.

For the thrill - seekers, head to Cancun for high - energy activities on land and water.

Play games with other guests in the common areas, participate in fun activities on land, or learn how to sail at Linekin Bay Resort's Sailing Academy.

From the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia to the Great Lakes of Ontario, it's a wonderland of activities on land and water.

Every day offers an endless choice of activities on land or at sea.

The resort also offers a fitness center, Yoga and Movement Studio, three restaurants and countless activities on land and in the water.

There are tons of activities on land and on the water to satisfy even the most adventurous spirit.

If you're more interested in activities on land, consider exploring the Copper Canyon.

Situated on the mainland and located on the Caribbean Sea, Placencia is the doorway to Belize's most sought after activities on land and sea.

Located in the exclusive Punta de Mita zone on the north side of Banderas bay and surrounded by 15 acres of tropical gardens, the Royal Suites Punta Mita by Palladium is a full service resort hotel offering discriminating adult guests (18 +) an exciting array of activities on land and sea.

There's a wide range of activities on land as well, including horse riding treks through the countryside, while further afield there is a waterpark, play park and even paintball to try.

This documentary project closely follows the long - term impact of environmental policies and investigates the interrelationship between human activity on the land and its effect on water.

But one theme that emerged in the reporting is that a reef revival can not succeed unless it includes managing activities on land — the main source of nutrient - rich pollution.

Describing military events in Europe since September 1939 would require any historical writer to make the distinction between activities on land, in the air and at sea.

He explained that his people carry out traditional and cultural activities on their lands today as they always have, and the only restriction is a moratorium on clearing forest earmarked for conservation — a moratorium endorsed in their own Life Plan and backed by the Paiter - Surui Parliament, but financed by the REDD project.

Logic tells me that volcanic activity under the oceans should dwarf volcanic activity on land: — Seventy percent of the Earth's surface is covered by the oceans.

Another agreement was to «not to carry out any activities on the lands of indigenous peoples that would cause environmental degradation or that would be culturally inappropriate».

Human activities on land can add excess nutrients to coastal areas or compromise the ability of ecosystems to remove nutrients either from the landscape or from the waterways themselves.»

Of course I am assuming that if there is increased activity on land volcanoes there is also with the majority of them, which are submerged undersea volcanic activity is a constant unlike on land's explosive outbursts.

While there are some important exceptions to this principle, such as where the landowner is carrying out some particularly dangerous activity on the land; there is some unreasonably dangerous area on the land; or the landowner is aware of — and generally tolerates — frequent trespassers (for example, if a landowner knows that children frequently walk through his land as a short - cut from a school bus to their homes), a landowner generally has no duty to minimize the risk of harm to trespassers.

When they do, they'll see each other's activity on the landing page within the app.

For the majority of development activity on land and water, the future act regime constructs the native title party as a passive rather than active agent; able to comment or object but not to actively negotiate, manage country or determine development.

In our opinion references to enjoyment of rights and interests in respect of the land in these passages, confirm that the native title rights and interests that are recognised and protected by the common law are those which involve physical presence on the land, and activities on the land associated with traditional social and cultural practices.

Instead, the «title to land» characterisation of native title recognises that the activities on the land flow from and take their meaning from this more fundamental connection.

The extent to which Indigenous people can potentially benefit from market based activities on their land depends very much on the location and nature of that land.

In Chapters 2 and 3 of this report I outline how the main issue before the court in these cases is whether native title is conceived as a bundle of individuated rights which entitle native title holders to carry out specified activities on their land or whether it is based on a more fundamental relationship between Indigenous people and their ancestral land originating from the traditional system of law and custom.

If discussions over a particular mining grant are incorporated into a broader negotiation over future activities on the land, what happens if those broader negotiations falter?

Cultural heritage legislation will ensure the protection of Indigenous cultural rights in an ongoing sense, meaning that it will be applicable to future activities on lands with Indigenous interests.

Where native title was only partially extinguished, native title rights that best survived the inconsistency of incidents test were those which were expressed at a high level of specificity; 13 were limited to the conduct of activities on the land rather than the control of activities on the land; 14 and confined those activities to traditional activities rather than contemporary activities.

Special Rapporteur Miguel Alfonso Martinez also considers the issue of «recognition of indigenous peoples» right to their lands and their resources, and to continue engaging, unmolested, in their traditional economic activities on those lands» (127) to be of central importance in establishing a renewed relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.

Broadly, these rights enable native title holders to be on the land under claim for the purpose of conducting activities on the land including; hunting, collecting bush foods and medicine and caring for places of importance.

These characteristics of native title rights, particularly its specification as an activity on the land, contrast markedly with the legal rights in land found to emanate from the Crown.

As I explain in chapter 2 [93] the characterisation of native title rights that best survive once all other interests are given full enjoyment are ones which are expressed at a high level of specificity; [94] are limited to the conduct of activities on the land rather than the control of activities on the land; [95] and confine those activities to traditional rather than contemporary ones.

In the Miriuwung Gajerrong case two constructions of native title were advanced; native title as a bundle of distinct and unrelated rights to perform physical activities on the land or native title as an holistic interest in land upon which other rights, such as rights to perform physical activities, depend.

In order to salvage some interests in the land, native title holders must describe their rights in terms of specific activities on the land, such as a right to hunt or fish or burn off or perform ceremonies.

«Sequestration projects» require the right to benefit from sequestration (storage) activities on the land (a «carbon sequestration right») because these projects must be maintained for a long period of time and may impact on the rights of others.

«The State should encourage industry and Aboriginal representatives to join with it in developing heritage guidance and protocols... accepting that a full [heritage] survey would identify all sites on a particular piece of land and would be the point of reference for all further activity on the land», Report p89.

Current native title rights would equate with full ownership and questions about whether current activities on the land were authorised by tradition would be irrelevant.

The Canadian equivalent of Australia's «native title» recognises Indigenous rights to resources in land, a right to the land itself (not just to carry out activities on the land), and receives constitutional protection (prohibiting Aboriginal rights from being extinguished without consent).

There is strong incentive for traditional owners to remain informed about activity on their land.

full information is provided about the scope and impacts of the proposed development activities on their lands, resources and well - being