Examples of using Native land in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
Note: Native Land leased does not include timber concessions which make up an area of approximately 304,000 hectares.
Ontological security that our native land provides cannot be replaced by material security guaranteed by resettlement to a new site.
I intensified my prayers and sacrifices for our dear native land, but I see that I am a drop before the wave of evil.
Thus the life style of the Vietnamese people is closely attached to their villages and native land.
Jurisdiction to hear appeals from the senior magistrate' s court exercising appellate jurisdiction including decisions on appeal from the native land appeal panel;
Chud, their slave, was cleaning mullet in the waist and chanting some weird song of his native land.
The American Scene(1907), an account of his last journey to America, is highly critical of his native land.
The lifestyle of the Vietnamese population is closely related to the village and native land.
As to the patriotic prejudice, this is also due to absolute ignorance, for the surface of the earth is one native land.
My love for my friend, and sympathy for her oppressed people, finally drew me into serious trouble and caused my exile from my native land.
The Government has formed a Sugar Industry ALTA Task Force comprised of industry stakeholders, including the Native Land Trust Board, the Sugar Cane Growers Council, the Fiji Sugar Corporation.
Hear appeals from the Native Lands Appeal Panel on points of law only;
Some traditional Native lands and boreal forest on Lake Winnipeg's east side are a proposed UNESCO World Heritage Site.
When the Native Lands Ordinance was enacted in 1880, the Crown had already provided for the situation where a mataqali became extinct.
According to records in the Native Lands Commission, some 223 tokatoka and mataqali in seven provinces in Fiji do not own lands. .
The Native Lands Ordinance states that land is generally passed on to the issue or next-of-kin of the deceased, to the exclusion of the widow.
Furthermore, British colonials were forbidden to settle on native lands, and colonial officials were forbidden to grant ground or lands without royal approval.
The 1913 Natives Land Act had been reviewed to address injustices of the past and ensure that all previously disadvantaged communities could benefit.
However, in cases of children born outside marriage, the Native Lands Act favours the father.