Sentence examples for enforceable properties from inspiring English sources

A central point (due essentially to Ehrenfeucht) is that the conjunction of a countably infinite set of enforceable properties is again enforceable.

Central among these are property rights and the legal institutions needed for enforcing contracts.[6] The question of enforceable property rights plays as an important role for evaluating markets in countries with weak governance structures.

It requires enforceable property rights and free trade unions.

We need enforceable property rights, freedom of speech and free trade unions.

The marchers' demands included enforceable property deeds and fast-track courts to settle land disputes, which can take several years.

Without secure foundations in law which allow enforceable property rights, the cooperative nature of market transactions fails.

Previous governments have fitfully undertaken titling programmes, inspired by Hernando de Soto, a Peruvian economist who argues that enforceable property rights are the key to development.

We can help put down the roots of deep democracy — free speech, impartial administration, an independent judiciary, enforceable property rights and a culture of equality.

Clearer, enforceable property rights are essential if China's fantastic 30-year boom is to continue and if the tensions it has generated are to be managed without widespread violence.

In many cases, this begins with the lack of official recognition of their birth: around 40% of the developing world's five-year-old children are not registered as even existing.Later, people will find that the home they live in, the land they farm, or the business that they start, is not protected by legally enforceable property rights.

Stern's comment should be changed to "neither a clearly defined nor easily enforceable property right".