Sentence examples similar to grouping of properties from inspiring English sources

When assessments fall for one property or group of properties, the tax burden shifts to other properties.

If a company does not want to buy the program, it can pay for Ms. Clark to analyze a particular property or group of properties.

In the latter type of game, customers earn the prizes by collecting, for example, full sets of stamps representing groups of properties on the Monopoly board.

"The largest group of properties are those which are unoccupied and boarded up," Mr. Forman said in papers filed in bankruptcy court in Newark.

Since the start of the year, Ms. Gorman said, she has seen a rise in the number of borrowers taking out $10 million to $20 million mortgages and has gone as high as $50 million for a group of properties.

This new group of properties from the British company Private World brings together a dozen modern and avant-garde houses in as many destinations, including Beijing, Bali, St. Bart's and Marrakesh.

Senior portfolio manager Chris Darbyshire introduces us to securitisation, the process that saw sub-prime mortgages bundled together in packages and sold as bonds, first in small groups of properties from single states, then, bundled again, in America-wide financial lucky dips called collateralised debt obligations (CDOs).

Entities are typed objects, described in the language as a group of properties.

Meinong seemed to suppose that for any group of properties, there is an object which instantiates those properties.

We distinguish between two groups of properties on the basis of their statistical coefficient of variation.

The relationships between groups of properties described by total redundancy did not exceed 50% for any of variable pairs.