Lands' End Cases 
.... tax challenges to legislators, and
Lands' End should also seek to build a presence on the Internet as quickly as possible so that it can
benefit from having a ....
(2057
8
)
Electronic Commerce
....
Lands End can
benefit from advertising on AOL's family home page where women are likely to be the audience and where the women who use this page are likely to ....
(2018
8
)
Electronic Commerce
....
Lands End can
benefit from advertising on AOL's family home page where women are likely to be the audience and where the women who use this page are likely to ....
(2018
8
)
The Population Explosion
.... Under such circumstances, the individuals who
benefit most from the grazing
lands are those who have the largest number of livestock. ....
(2563
10
)
US, Canadian & Australian Exploitation of Natives
.... traditional Aboriginal owners of mining and development activities on Aboriginal
lands and payment of royalty equivalents to Aboriginal
benefit trust accounts ....
(1683
7
)
Babylonian Ruler Hammurabi
.... If family members (particularly sons) can manage the fields for their father, they can realize full
benefit from the
lands (Edwards 32). ....
(2731
11
)
The Code of Hammurabi
.... If family members (particularly sons) can manage the fields for their father, they can realize full
benefit from the
lands (Edwards 32). ....
(2731
11
)
FROM EMPIRE TO DECOLONIZATION
....
benefit. Off the native reserves, the Kenyans worked in agriculture only as laborers for the settler farmers. By 1920, even the ownership of the reserve
lands ....
(1005
4
)
US Forest Policy
.... maintaining jobs n the one hand and offering full protection for the
lands for their .... forest system, however, is considered to be owned by and of
benefit to all ....
(1706
7
)
The history of Europe
.... new
lands for new opportunities (1 6). Most of the new
lands were found by .... The colonists worked harder for their own
benefit and so benefitted the colony and ....
(3052
12
)
Aussie Aboriginals
.... it validated land rights to the Aboriginals who had seen their
lands taken from .... Just the uranium mining industry alone can
benefit from billions of dollars if ....
(1899
8
)
Preservation Philosophy
.... and regulation when the question is one of maintaining the livability or human experience of developed, as opposed to natural
lands, for the
benefit of one ....
(10148
41
)
Deforestation
.... is caused by drought; overgrazing; cultivation of crops in
lands where there .... Madagascar with 50 percent of national park fees going to
benefit the villagers. ....
(1763
7
)
Deforestation & Desertification
.... is caused by drought; overgrazing; cultivation of crops in
lands where there .... Madagascar with 50 percent of national park fees going to
benefit the villagers. ....
(1763
7
)
Native American Commentators
.... Indians that was "spent mostly on things that didn't
benefit Indians," and .... authorities at Mount Rushmore, which Indians consider a defacement of tribal
lands. ....
(2245
9
)
Imperialism and Capitalism
It is the domination of an oppressed race for the
benefit of the oppressor. .... Spain sought to conquer other
lands and to bring them under Spanish rule. ....
(2319
9
)
The National Parks Service
.... The national parks and the forest
lands that have been set aside for the
benefit of the public face numerous problems today because the public has responded in ....
(2679
11
)
Site Selection for New Airport in Japan
.... land reclamation involving marsh
lands and sub-surface coastal shelf
lands (Hauser, 2000 .... time delays and cost overruns on the project Cost-
Benefit Analysis: The ....
(1013
4
)
Roman Empire
.... period of time, was its ability to not only acquire foreign
lands but also to .... and Gaius Gracchus, both of whom favored land reforms that would
benefit those in ....
(1465
6
)
Rebellion Before the American Revolution
.... Berkeley attempted to avoid further conflict by separating
lands reserved for Native .... second stint as governor, Berkeley used his post to
benefit himself and ....
(2353
9
)
Applicability of the UD to Indigenous Peoples
.... Meanwhile, toxic wastes and radiation continues to plague Indian
lands. .... and the need for those products either drives up the price, to the
benefit of the ....
(2315
9
)
Racial Order at Cape Town
.... British of responsibility for doing by violence what had already been done by disease depopulating desirable colonial
lands of blacks for the
benefit of whites ....
(6092
24
)
Species Protection & Development In today's world, all resources ...
.... the natural resources contained within the ecosystem for human
benefit, as long .... it has been offered and require provisions for the
lands immediate enhancement ....
(1275
5
)
Recruitment for Employment in Federal Government
.... From the Dawes Act of 1881, which ostensibly reallotted Indian
lands to enable them .... the fact that, even in the modern period, which should
benefit from careful ....
(3788
15
)
Exploration of the New World
.... This is a problem that can be seen in many
lands and many time periods. .... of the colonial impulse to exploit resources and to use them for the
benefit of the ....
(2765
11
)
UK Equity and Trusts
.... Real estate" includes "manors, advowsons, messuages,
lands, tithes, rents .... will not be treated as a capital resource when entitlement to state
benefit is assessed ....
(1849
7
)
Bernal Diaz and The Conquest of New Spain
.... the expedition] certainly served to exalt our Holy Faith and
benefit His Majesty .... most other Europeans that the non-Christian natives of the
lands they encounter ....
(1651
7
)
Amazon Rainforest Depletion
.... would be to rehabilitate and increase the productivity of
lands already deforested .... dioxide from being emitted into the atmosphere would be
benefit enough, but ....
(1493
6
)
Modern law in English-influenced Judiciaries
.... As can be expected, such division of
lands inevitably led to disputes. .... mundane matters such as land usage and labor obligations, it was to the
benefit of the ....
(2237
9
)
Manorialism, feudalism, Serfdom & Economic Growth
.... strongly suggests that that base would have come from rural feudal
lands. .... When this temporary agricultural
benefit had played out (late 13th century and early ....
(4581
18
)
