Sentence examples for creating property from inspiring English sources
This discussion helps to show why, in the first part of our discussion of ideas versus expression, we disparaged the welfare benefits from creating property rights to ideas.
Hernando de Soto, a Peruvian economist who helped to inspire the World Bank's Doing Business, has long argued that creating property rights in the developing world is a precondition for encouraging entrepreneurialism there.
It was found that property-led urban redevelopment exhibits strong effects of price-shadowing on adjacent housing prices by creating property hot spots and bringing about changes in the housing market.
Hyperbranched polymers are densely branched molecules with a globular structure, leading to lower viscosity and many end-groups, creating property-designing opportunities.
Although Mr. Marriott liked the idea of creating properties that attracted a similar clientele, he worried that boutique hotels, which often seemed to be geared more toward sex appeal than service, strayed too far from Marriott's core values and competencies.
Scores of actors and directors piled into private jets to make the 300-mile pilgrimage from Los Angeles to Palo Alto, but they were unsuccessful at creating properties for the Web.
Leftow (1990, pp. 201-203) sketconcernscerns for the theistic activist that there are problematically-circular dependence relationship between divine attributes and God's creating properties.
As for exploiting more female characters from the DC Comics properties, Nelson said a priority is creating properties that will appeal to young girls.
Negotiators will need to be careful to create property rights that are enforceable.
Outlining its usage of postcodes, the Department for Transport said it identifies local driving test centres, creates property records and undertakes journey planning projects using the information.
Moreover, the American government's validation of these land claims created property rights in average Americans that financed economic development and growth.
