Sentence examples for enforce property from inspiring English sources

We need new global institutions that can assign and enforce property rights on behalf of the global community.

Without collective action, how could we defend ourselves, or enforce property rights, or build and maintain public infrastructure, or curb pollution?

Though the fight revolves around seemingly minor property disputes, it is being watched by lawyers and others who say it could threaten the ability of enclaves around the country to enforce property restrictions.

That position is troubling, though, for associations, and possibly condominiums and cooperatives, that do enforce property restrictions, said Stuart M. Saft, chairman of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums.

"Inclusive economic institutions that enforce property rights, create a level playing field, and encourage investments in new technologies and skills are more conducive to economic growth than extractive economic institutions that are structured to extract resources from the many by the few," they write.

Although the government can now claim to be running a budget surplus (easy enough, given its debt moratorium), it has yet to crack such fundamental problems as its inability to collect taxes, to enforce property rights and contracts, and to pay workers and pensioners the sums they are due.

It enables model checking to verify properties (e.g., absence of objectives violations) and especially the synthesis of controllers to enforce properties.

Monopolies form but are undermined by the impossibility of enforcing property rights.

They are also used by ordinary people for enforcing property law and business deals when the swamp and intricate corruption of the endlessly slow judicial process fails them.

Mr. Kaufman's litigation has attracted the attention of some legal scholars, developers and property associations around the country, because it is unusual for a homeowner to sue an association for not enforcing property restrictions.

Its proponents argue that China should complete its economic and social evolution that began under Mr. Deng by selling off state companies, shrinking the government, strictly enforcing property rights and letting the market work its magic.