Sentences with phrase «other land owners»

As a private landowner, Mass Audubon believes that advancing our mission by generally not allowing hunting on land we care for and control is reasonable and fair in light of our management objectives, just as we respect the decision of other land owners who do permit hunting on their land.

I consider that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander land owners should have the same rights as other land owners when leasing their land to governments, including the right to receive rent.

Recognising another consequence of the special status of traditional owners compared to other land owners in Australia, Justice Kirby reiterated his comments in the Griffiths [114] case in which he emphasised that Indigenous peoples» rights deserve special protection and that any law purporting to extinguish or diminish Indigenous peoples» land rights can only do so by «specific legislation» which expressly states this intention.

At the beginning of the century the opening of the Panama canal increased interested on the Central American countries, and a knock on effect of that saw a number of farmers and other land owners settle in Costa Rica, but for its natural resources rather than its long sweeping white sand beaches.

As a result, homeowners and other land owners will no longer be paying property taxes to cover the costs of operating two sets of parks and recreational sites.

The continued preservation of Mass Audubon's extensive conservation land in Franklin, Hampshire, and Hampden counties, including 8,000 acres owned and nearly 1,500 additional acres of conservation restrictions, through which we collaborate with cities and other land owners to preserve open space.

He holds up a map of his town, the farmers and other land owners that want gas drilling to begin are marked in red.

Operators of ski hills, and other land owners, can breathe a little easier.

Supermarkets, department stores, malls, restaurants and all other land owners who invite the public have a responsibility to keep their property in a reasonably safe condition.

This approach means that governments must treat Aboriginal land owners like any other land owners.

The Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs has stated that the approach of the Australian Government to housing and tenure «means that government must treat Aboriginal land owners like any other land owners.