Sentence examples for a proper registry from inspiring English sources
The state owns more property than the private sector but no one can be sure about its precise holdings—and those of private owners because of the lack of a proper registry except on some islands such as Rhodes (formerly occupied by Italy).
The first step is a proper land registry to confirm who owns what.
The government also set up a proper land registry, requiring landowners to report their properties' boundaries to environmental regulators.
As Greece tries to claw its way out of an economic crisis of historic proportions, one that has left 60 percent of young people without jobs, many experts cite the lack of a proper land registry as one of the biggest impediments to progress.
And Michael Fuchs, vice-chairman of Chancellor Merkel's CDU parliamentary party, told the BBC last month that Greece's lack of a proper land registry enabled corruption and threatened to prevent the country raising funds from privatisation.
Greece currently aims to raise 50 billion euros from privatisations by 2015 to help stave off a fiscal meltdown, but the country lacks a proper land registry and ownership of many potentially lucrative assets is legally uncertain.
"And for most others," she adds, "we don't know, mainly because we don't have the proper registries for tracking them".
By 2010 a new World Bank loan promised to address the problem of real estate registry (a proper system was needed to ensure transparent property transactions and to protect minority property rights), but a June report of the Council of Europe expressed continuing international concern over the wider judicial reform that would be needed to establish the rule of law.
The structure created reflects the organization found in the Registry, and is not a proper class hierarchy.
Despite European data from thousands of patients, it remains unclear from these registries for whom the intervention is beneficial due to a lack of a proper research design.
