They are landowners we are country squires.

'I can't stand it!' cried one of the red faced landowners.

The opium fields of wealthy landowners are untouched, because local officials are paid off.

Calculating how much it would cost to stop landowners felling their trees is harder.

Unfortunately people do not understand the importance the large landowners should have in the State.'

Following those two a whole crowd of landowners surrounding a stout General, hastily approached Levin.

Landowners cut down trees because it is the most economically beneficial thing for them to do.

The Secretary knocked, the door opened and two landowners with flushed faces plunged out past Levin.

The Duchy had not been English for 150 years, but many landowners had holdings across the Channel.

They pay landowners for exclusive collecting rights on ranches, displacing paleontologists and ruining publicly funded research and graduate dissertations.

Thus, the potential for pharmaceutical development will not provide strong encouragement to private landowners or companies to protect their land.

In the past, politicians of the left often came from the trade unions, while conservatives were rich businessmen or landowners.

While blue collar workers incur income losses, their losses will be overcompensated by the gains of landowners, capital owners, entrepreneurs and white collar workers.

4. Also requests the administering Power, in cooperation with the territorial Government, to continue to transfer land to the original landowners of the Territory

4. Also requests the administering Power, in cooperation with the territorial Government, to continue to transfer land to the original landowners of the Territory

3. Also requests the administering Power, in cooperation with the territorial Government, to continue to transfer land to the original landowners of the Territory

4. Also requests the administering Power, in cooperation with the territorial Government, to continue to transfer land to the original landowners of the Territory

To cite one example because Costa Rica's government pays private landowners for biodiversity conservation and other ecosystem services, deforestation rates in that country have diminished dramatically.

Over the next four years, a rotating group of 15 tribe members, built the cross cultural island community together with the landowners and 25 Fijian employees.

As he explains, though there are many managers and landowners who want to help and support the protesters, there are still some, who wants to remain neutral .

Adam Mickiewicz s narrative Pan Tadeusz , which paints the nature, customs, and manners of the Belarusian landowners of Napoleon s time, is, as of 1859, already being translated into Russian.

The landowners had risen, and Sviyazhsky, having again checked Levin in his disagreeable habit of prying beyond the reception rooms of his mind, went to see his visitors off.

And our society has so shaped itself that the more the people work the richer the merchants and landowners will become, while the people will remain beasts of burden for ever.

He was quite a new man in this circle of noble landowners, but he evidently was a success and he was not mistaken in thinking that he had already gained influence among them.

In Bavaria, for example, there are no regulations on the ownership of fossils found on private land, while landowners in Baden Württember are given finder's fees for important specimens, which must be turned over to the state.

For example, land sharking the practice of coercing landowners to sell their land and then flipping it for huge profits is no longer as lucrative as it once was, because land prices have been flat for years.

In Bavaria, for example, there are no regulations on the ownership of fossils found on private land, while landowners in Baden Württember are given finder's fees for important specimens, which must be turned over to the state.

Immigration countries gain because all but marginal migrants produce more value added than they get back in wages. While blue collar workers incur income losses, their losses will be overcompensated by the gains of landowners, capital owners, entrepreneurs and white collar workers.

Consider the British agricultural revolution before 1800, which was an essential prerequisite for the industrial revolution that followed. The enclosure movement extinguished common rights to land and allowed landowners (at the cost of great suffering, to be sure) to experiment with new, more productive techniques.

But neither the one set of books nor the other so much as hinted at explaining what Levin, and all the Russian peasants and landowners with their millions of hands and acres, should do to make them as productive as possible for the general welfare.

But eradication and alternative livelihood projects mainly affect the lowest end of the value added chain, the farmers, with no real impact on those higher up, such as large landowners and local traffickers, not to mention the extremely powerful drug lords and the international cartels and mafias.

To cite one example because Costa Rica's government pays private landowners for biodiversity conservation and other ecosystem services, deforestation rates in that country have diminished dramatically. We also need international conventions to change systems of accounting to include fully the social costs of our bahavior, as advocated by organizations such as the Stockholm based Beijer Institute for Environmental Economics.