Sentence examples for expropriated property from inspiring English sources

It's still unlikely the rent for properties you can afford will drop or that any expropriated property would be handed over to people to live in.

Such political hopes, as well as expectations of the return of expropriated property, soon evaporated.

The original owners of expropriated property have not forgotten what they lost, he added, and are growing more impatient every day.

The Constitution requires the state to pay compensation for expropriated property, but there are unresolved questions about how this applies to the proposed law, most significantly to what extent mineral rights are "property".

Over the course of a decade and a half, the Coca-Cola Company has steadfastly refused to bargain in good faith or to negotiate any fair compensation for the expropriated property, according to Bigio's lawyers.

A rare exception: Hard-line cleric Hadi Ghaffari, who specialized in seizing expropriated properties, like Star Stockings (maker of sexy lingerie), and reselling them at a nice profit.

In 1964, according to Peter Kornbluh and Bill LeoGrande's superb "Back Channel to Cuba: The Hidden History of Negotiations between Washington and Havana," Fidel Castro himself offered a deal that included the release of political prisoners and a pledge to "eventually indemnify U.S. corporations for expropriated properties," in exchange for normalized relations (the offer went nowhere).

It would strip the Central Bank of its autonomy and would allow the president to use the country's reserves as he saw fit and give the government the power to expropriate property without first getting a court order.

It was part of a drive to expropriate property in dilapidated areas to boost modernisation – in part for safety reasons, in what is an earthquake-prone part of the world.

The decision holds the potential to shift the leverage, however slightly, in favor of companies in the tug of war over access to reserves and profits, by creating a possible legal cost outside of Russia for expropriating property.

Now, there is a mixture of the old socialism, wild capitalism and strong-arm tactics by Kosovo Liberation Army fighters who believe that having been in the army gives them the right to expropriate property.