Examples of despoiled

• Despoiled beaches are a product of colliery waste tipping.

• Nor should the despoiled citizen place too much reliance on having the wind tempered by a financial hardship tribunal.

• In my constituency there are fourteenth century churches of great architectural value which are suffering from mining subsidence and are badly despoiled and depreciated.

• I cannot see the force of the arguments that our countryside has already been despoiled in other ages.

• Increased access to a landscape which is despoiled, degraded, diminished and damaged offers nothing.

• But this does not mean that land is being despoiled at that rate.

• Future generations will have to live with a legacy of beautiful glens and valleys despoiled by ill-conceived private forestry developments.

• I ask him to ensure that many applications are turned down, for good renewable energy does not mean despoiled countryside.

• Why should we pass a vote of thanks to people whose ancestors despoiled a community and who now give back that which was then stolen?

• All the industrialised nations, mainly in the northern, temperate zone have despoiled the planet and caused havoc.

• What the man has despoiled, let him replace.

• The local authorities do not wish to see the countryside despoiled simply because they like to see it uglified; they are powerless in the matter.

• All that will be left is the iron ore terminal—and it is for that alone that this area is to be despoiled.

• Nobody could argue that mining there has despoiled and disfigured the land.

• We must be reasonable; we must see that our countryside is no longer despoiled by outrageous and ugly advertising.