landowner * , auch: land owner

Therefore, you must understand the position of the private landowners.

"You can get in now because landowners want their land kept open," he said.

But would they really be worse off in the hands of private landowners?

The state also required landowners to provide schools and teachers for the children of their workers.

So where must the new landowners took for their slaves?

Some small landowners might own one slave, or even two.

The family was once the biggest landowner in the area.

To the white landowners, the Indians are living in the past.

"But the one big problem is to get the landowner to agree."

Land management activities are the responsibility of the landowners, not the Service.

His father was a small landowner and a former officer.

Its main allies were the Church and the great landowners.

Many new small landowners were forced to sell their land.

The local landowners will show you the best fishing places.

Landowners would have to give some of their land over to the government for the fence.

All along the way, landowners tried to steal some for their own use.

I am sure there are many other small, responsible landowners in a similar position.

The local landowners were able to exercise almost total influence.

As time passed, many landowners began to abuse this system.

In 1998, a development process was started on the initiative of the landowners.

He set up many companies together with entrepreneurs and landowners.

But small landowners had paid their taxes, often at a higher rate.

He continued the practice of law and became a large landowner.

The new landowners could build real houses on their land.

Because the Italians worked hard the landowners wanted more of them.