Sentence examples for existing private property from inspiring English sources

It is not the lack of cheap access to existing private property rights that keeps Russia poor, but the absence of any secure private property rights at all -- a result of 80 years of Communism.

Now, theories like this are easily discredited if they purport to justify the actual distribution of wealth under an existing private property economy (Nozick 1974, pp. 158 9; Hayek 1976).

But in every existing private property system there is a class of people who own little or nothing and who are arguably much worse off under that system than they would be under a socialist alternative.

Plans announced last year proposed the demolition of 500 existing private and council homes, but Mr Le May said the number had now risen to 600 properties.

Grazing operations and other uses that are already permitted would remain in effect, and all existing rights of private property owners within the forest would be preserved under the secretary's recommendations.

Specifically, the state must compensate anyone who, due to the existing allocation of private property rights in external resources, cannot otherwise achieve Wi.

Supporters insist that the monument will not affect adjacent state, local and private property, or existing recreational uses such as hunting, fishing, hiking and off-roading in designated areas.

Although the route follows existing Caltrain rights-of-way, some private property will need to be condemned, and high-speed rail will be noisy and potentially disruptive in other ways.

Three days later, on June 17, the town board approved regulations that had been in the works for several years covering trees on public property, filling a gap in an existing ordinance that pertained mostly to trees on private property.

The Yellowstone Gateway Protection Act honors the commitment of the business coalition to protect private property rights, including protecting valid existing mineral rights on public lands.

The Rural Code may change the existing rules to recognize A. albida trees on private lands as private property.