Boland

/ ˈbʊəlant /

noun

1. an area of high altitude in S South Africa

Example Sentences

Richard Nixon unilaterally and secretly launched the invasion of Cambodia in 1970, and Ronald Reagan created a secret Central American foreign policy, while arranging the unauthorized transfer of funds and weaponry to the Nicaraguan rebels, the Contras, from the sale of U.S. arms to Iran, despite the fact that such funding was prohibited by an act of Congress, the Boland Amendment.

From Salon

Olivia Boland from Network Rail said workers began by removing a motorway embankment: "We've had to complete a major earthworks scheme and build a new road to motorway specification which will take the weight of all our machinery."

From BBC

“This certainly shakes up every athlete out there,” Robert Boland, professor of sports business at New York University, said at the time.

From Los Angeles Times

Australia's Scott Boland has signed an overseas deal until the end of July and they already have Ben Raine and Matthew Potts, who bagged 50 wickets apiece last year.

From BBC

"The '10-year-rule' is a problem that continues to catch people out", said Rory Boland, the Travel Editor at Which?

From BBC