Westchester County legislators have adopted a $1.2 billion budget that is even more generous to property owners and low-income families than one proposed last month by the county executive.
After the hearing, Mr. Stuckey declined to elaborate on how the company planned to avoid condemnations, but said that it was considering redrawing the physical outlines of the plan and offering generous buyouts to property owners.
(Did I just hear T. Coraghessan Boyle cackling?) Furthermore, Tom and Maria are extremely generous with their property and it is only right that the rest of us show our gratitude and do our part.
Many such stores obtained government subsidies and incentives to set up shop in Puerto Rico Walmartt, for instance, received millions in direct labor subsidies from the government and generous business and property tax wavers.
SO why did David A. Ross, the former director of the Whitney Museum and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, buy a second home in the scrappy river town of Beacon, N.Y., where the Main Street is still dotted with boarded-up storefronts and a quarter of an acre is considered a generous amount of property?
And some philosophers have rejected generous conceptions of properties in favour of sparse conceptions according to which only some predicates express properties.
"The floor area ratios are fairly generous in that properties are looked at on a case-by-case basis and the limits will still allow residents to upgrade their homes without infringing on neighborhoods," Ms. Marrinan said.
Given a sufficiently generous conception of properties, and granted the acceptability of the underlying modal logic, the listed theorems do follow from the axioms.
Using an optical probe to measure the stimulus properties (generous loan from Dan Simons, Pittsburgh, PA, USA), we determined that the stimulus amplitude measured in degrees of deflection was directly proportional to both the voltage used to deflect the whisker and the stimulus velocity.
There could be generous compensation for lost property.
