crow act造句

例句与造句

1. Much of Elenydd is open land with public access, following the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000, widely known as the " CROW Act ".
2. As required by the CRoW Act, each AONB has a management plan that sets out the characteristics and special qualities of the landscape and how they will be conserved and enhanced.
3. It is calculated that before the CRoW Act approximately 5 % of the national rights of way network was open to vehicular use, while post-CRoW this has halved to around 2 to 3 %.
4. Nowadays, Oswestry Race Course is common land, registered under the Commons Act 1899 and the CROW Act 2000, with a number of rights of way on the South Common including Offa's Dyke Path and Bridleway.
5. The Countryside Agency's publication " Managing Public Access " appears to envisage that most land originally designated under the 1949 Act will in due course receive redesignation under the CRoW Act, as the original access agreements lapse.
6. It's difficult to find crow act in a sentence. 用crow act造句挺难的
7. On an exceptionally clear day it is possible to see Scafell Pike and Helvellyn to the north, Ferrybridge power station to the east, CRoW Act, Boulsworth Hill can now also be legally climbed from the Yorkshire side, near Hebden Bridge.
8. The crow acts as both guide and goad for Eric, giving him information that helps him in his quest but also chastising him for dwelling on Shelly's death, seeing his pining as useless self-indulgence that distracts him from his purpose.
9. The "'Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 "'( c 37 ), known as the "'CRoW Act "'is a United Kingdom Act of Parliament affecting England and Wales which came into force on 30 November 2000.
10. According to the reminiscences of Isaac Odell, a former minstrel who described the development of the genre in an interview given in 1907, Rice appeared onstage at Louisville, Kentucky, in the 1830s and learned there to mimic local black speech : " Coming to New York he opened up at the old Park Theatre, where he introduced his Jim Crow act, impersonating a negro slave.