Sentence examples for applied to properties from inspiring English sources
Robert Oak Shrewsbury, Shropshire As a former Winchester city councillor with an interest in planning, I've always thought that the term "affordable" when applied to properties for let was meaningless and should be scrapped.
It removes subsidies that keep federal flood insurance premiums artificially low for more than a million policy holders around the country — a discount that was applied to properties that existed before the drawing of flood insurance rate maps.
Melia and Saatsi (2006) also argue that intensional notions, such as naturalness and causal significance, may be applied to properties to save the Ramsey sentence formulation of ESR from triviality.
The fee, $175, is applied to property with an actual assessed value of at least $2 million.
The central reservation system uses a Web-based browser that Davis thinks can be applied to property management as well.
Despite its name, the law applies to properties in the same state and city, too.
Some future regulations such as the zero carbon homes standard will also not apply to properties built under the scheme.
In particle physics, other conservation laws apply to properties of subatomic particles that are invariant during interactions.
In fact, they may be willing to reduce the price so that the buyers do not have to pay the 1percentt state mansion tax that applies to properties costing more than $1 million.
The law the Lugo government has sent to Congress to enforce the prohibition against foreigners' buying Paraguayan land would not apply to properties sold or acquired with the help of the government before 2003.
The Standard has vociferously opposed the mansion tax, which Labour says will apply to properties worth more than £2m, most of them in London, with the estimated £1.2bn raised to be spent on the NHS.
