| 词汇 | example_english_landholder |
| 释义 | Examples of landholderThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The more accessible areas of the region were in the hands of large landholders. But the first watershed has three large landholders with 1,000 ha each, while the second holds 1,000 poor landholders with 3 ha each. They were considered less suitable landholders than sons, and less needful than widows. Perhaps it was not until the 1770s that participating as a colonial landholder was a preferable option to further retreat from an advancing settler frontier. The failure to prosecute landholders responsible for the violence ' may have heightened political polarization, armed conflict, and disenchantment with the government ' (p. 161). Any landholder who had invested scarce capital in purchasing freehold title was anxious to get maximum returns from the land. There is no clear correlation with the size of the landholding : large landholders were neither more nor less likely to hold land jointly than smallholders. This shows that enrolment without formal title is possible, as long as landholders have locally recognized tenure and a proven ability to exclude potential intruders. Smaller farmers cannot afford such installations while larger landholders can. Two of these factors inhibited women from becoming landholders. Supplies and provisions for his followers (army) were requisitioned from landholders. These members of the extended family or relatives are expected to contribute draft labor and/or draft to the landholder's fields. This, in turn, was and is assumed to increase security for landholders and, thereby, lead to investment and increased productivity. Indeed, there was ample evidence of the ability of local landholders to control the future of their land. Assuming that landholders produced sons and daughters with equal frequency, we find that daughters are under-recorded in wills by 26 per cent. Rented fields are those for which a fixed cash sum is paid, usually in advance, by the tenant to the landholder. In this way, it prevented tobacco merchants and local landholders from par ticipating in financing cultivation. The influence of transaction costs on the competitiveness of landholders in developing countries supplying to the carbon market is then explored. Other evidence, however, tends to indicate that sometimes more material pressures were brought to bear on landholders. Given that it was not exclusively large landholders who sat on juries, it seems other criteria must have been applied to jurors. Women made up a minority of landholders, married women were not named as tenants, sons were preferred to daughters as the inheritors of land. It is being strengthened as the incentives and disincentives facing landholders are made more economically rational. This is calculated after deducting the landholder's share of all costs of labor and inputs from his share of value of output. A landholder's right to the land, therefore, does not include water sources originating on that land or passing through it. In the sixteenth century, as the price of land rose, sons were increasingly favoured over widows, especially by wealthier landholders. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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