Příklady landowner

• In some places and with some landowners, the authorisation may depend on whether fruit or other trees are concerned.

• Based on this they suggest a provocative policy - a regulator might restrict the biological information publicly provided to landowners prior to running the auction.

• From the eighteenth century landowners had recognised the need for effective techniques for draining impermeable clay soils.

• This coalition of capitalists and landowners, led by producers for the international markets, helped design and implement a gradual neoconservative reform programme after 1983.

• The poor rates increasingly paid for cottage rents, off-loaded by landowners adopting stricter estate management practices.

• Propertied landowners were able to take advantage of this by producing for the market, but were faced with opposition from two quarters.

• Not all the heirs of the landowners who tried to take advantage of this process achieved positive results.

• There, more recent poor performance was somewhat counterbalanced by traditionally better performance, and by historical association with liberation from foreign influence and landowner domination.

• In any case the 'party' designation matters less in this context than the extent to which voting patterns mirror the political leanings of the landowner.

• A mix of partners, including government and private, conservation and academic institutions should also be encouraged, built around landowners.

• This naturally leads landowners to substitute their forested areas for pasture as a means to preempt the invasion.

• Critics found the relationship antiquated and open to exploitation by negligent landowners.

• For much of the eighteenth century the predominant mode is landscape, in which the subjectivity or point of view of landowner, painter, and audience coalesces.

• Examination of marginal comments provides a closer insight into landowners' attitudes.

• We consider three sectors - consumers, farm laborers, and landowners.