If an object a falling under property P notionally depends on something falling under Q this means that the property P existentially depends on the property Q, as P can only exist if some object falls under the property 'identical with the property Q', i.e., if the property Q exists.
Griff Rhys Jones is not representative of those who would fall under a property tax: many who are asset-rich, due to the appreciation of property values, but cash-poor will be forced to sell up.
But Armstrong has gone further and assigned to general facts the following structure: a general, or totality fact consists in a binary relation T of totality that holds between an aggregate on the one hand and a property on the other when the aggregate comprises all the items that fall under the property in question (Armstrong 1989b: 93 4, 1997: 199–2004 2004: 72 5).
Because universities increasingly have regulations on recording lectures and course material may fall under intellectual property laws, never post your recorded lecture on the internet or in any other forum.
To Daniel Perez, a lawyer representing high school and college students who filed a lawsuit against the city for the ban of "graffiti instruments," and all others opposing this measure, I have a question: When did vandalizing someone else's property fall under the category of freedom of speech?
Opponents of exclusive rights do nowadays not only have to fight entitlements that are conceived mainly as instrumental, but also rights that terminologically fall under the umbrella of property rights.
New Jersey now spends more than half its $30 billion budget on various things that fall under the rubric of "property-tax relief," including $1.6 billion in direct rebate checks to homeowners, and yet property taxes grow higher by the year — while voters grow ever more restive.
Planning incentives promised to potential investors, developers and property owners' fall under economic planning which was used as a strategy to lure these various stakeholders to develop in the inner-city thus increasing the economic base thus sustaining revitalisation initiatives.
However, the number of publicly available ESTs remains low because many of the sequences discovered fall under the domain of private property and are not published.
The weekly average weekly rent in London is currently £362 and practically zero properties currently fall under the legislation.
