While Jersey City does not specifically ban it, there are housing and fencing ordinances that code officers can use to cite property owners and about a dozen are cited each year, said Jennifer Morrill, a spokeswoman for the city.
Asked in surveys what is the worst or least fair tax, Americans consistently cite property taxes.Economists are more divided about the "fairness" of property taxes than they are about their efficiency.
At Unifem, the United Nations development program for women, Stephanie Urdang, the adviser on sex and the virus that causes AIDS, said the voices of women in the third world are clear on this issue: women there cite property laws and cultural practices among the obstacles to protecting themselves against the disease, which is particularly ravaging sub-Saharan Africa.
Whenever a property such as continuity, differentiability, and so forth is ascribed to, it is meant that all the components possess the cited property.
Whenever a property such as continuity and differentiability is ascribed to, it is meant that all the components possess the cited property.
Jefferson Parish has passed a new law to cite property owners for allowing taco trucks on their premises and the citations are flying.
Under the lead law, owners must hire a private firm to conduct visual and dust-wipe testing after repairs are completed to clear the violation in a cited property.
The science identifies perceptual states by citing representational properties (e.g., representational relations to specific distal shapes, sizes, colors).
We only understand why the agent waved her hand why the effect is of the mental kind 'waving one's hand' (as opposed to merely 'one's hand going up and down' by citing mental properties of the causing event, such as her wanting to greet her friend.
Some artists using oil-based paints continue to use lead carbonate white, citing its properties in comparison with the alternatives.
