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==Other countries==
Many countries recognise eminent ___domain to a much lesser extent than the English-speaking world or do not recognise it at all. [[Japan]], for instance, has very weak eminent ___domain powers, as evidenced by the high-profile opposition to the expansion of [[Narita International Airport]], and the disproportionate amounts of financial inducement given to residents on sites slated for redevelopment in return for their agreement to leave (one well-known recent case being that of [[Roppongi Hills]]). On the other hand, countries such as China practice eminent ___domain as many times as necessary to make space for new communities and government structures.
== Etymology ==
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