Reclamatory

This was a case of artificial reclamatory work done by the individual owners of the land beyond the foreshore, and the judgment of the Chief Justice (Osborne , C.J.) of the Nov. 5. Supreme Court of Southern Nigeria was affirmed, […]

[…] imperceptible in the sense already described, becomes an addition to C the property of the adjoining land; the former has not this result, and the property of the original foreshore, thus suddenly altered by reclamatory work upon it, remains […]

The reclamatory works are also going on side by side.

[…] and creeks, have become important sources of state ownership of land in Lagos, not so much in themselves, as by reason of reclamatory works which have freed them from the reach of the water and so converted them into dry land.

Certain Women, of the most obvious castratory and reclamatory type, actually specialize in telling horrible and insulting anti-woman jokes, in the same way that […]

As to land reclamatory pieces, Smithson said that they involved 'a kind of dialectic between the ecologists and the industrialists'.

We have tried to honour the reclamatory spirit of these efforts in the title of this collection. Myths of many kinds emerge in the plays and poems. Frequently the same myth appears in different guises. Given the Renaissance context, it may seem ...

Not that this is merely dismissive; since 1968 some of the most exciting theatre work and much interesting reclamatory scholarship has come from these two approaches. All-female groups are vital, both as a reaction against male dominance […]

2. Evangelism; efforts to secure reclamatory conversions. 3. Missionary activities; at home and abroad.

With much that the author has to say we could very heartily agree, as, for example, the following, "religious education seeks to save the need for a reclamatory conversion, and in its stead to substitute a gradual and natural spiritual growth […]"