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Meanings of receive land in English
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Usage of receive land in English
1
Beazer and Toll said they would also expect to receiveland stakes.
2
Moreover, landless peasants were to receiveland to till, at the expense of those who possessed too much.
3
In addition, the great majority of Jewish settlements were to be removed and Palestine was to receiveland in compensation for those few settlements retained.
4
Then I told him that near Memphis, on the Nile, he would receiveland which gives two talents of yearly income and pays no taxes.
5
Heap and other women are still demanding that 20 families who rejected a compensation package presented by authorities " receiveland titles from the government".
6
Roldan kept his chief-justiceship; and his friends receivedlands and slaves.
7
The bank receivedland and other assets in Louisiana as part of the reorganization.
8
She says people want more than just slogans about " receivingland".
9
At the Shaanxi project, farmers protested because they never receivedland payments made through government channels.
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Their fathers had receivedlands from the French king to keep other pirates away, on the condition of accepting baptism.
11
Police officers, including an assistant commissioner, and a public prosecutor have also been charged for allegedly receivingland to quash investigation.
12
Some who receivedland bordering the park have grouped together, setting up their own wildlife reserves and hiring qualified staff to run them.
13
It was first settled by the Tory refugees, who came here after the revolutionary war, and receivedland grants from the British government.
14
Through Gundreda the monks went to Hode, and after four years receivedland at Old Byland, where they wished to build an abbey.
15
But the commissioners became unpopular, for those who receivedlands were not always satisfied, and those who were obliged to leave them were enraged.
16
In the interview, Tebogo touches on the adverse effects of receivingland without the financial backing needed to function as a farmer, on any scale.