Since independence they have been guaranteed ownership of Banaba, as well as dual citizenship in both Kiribati and Fiji, but the arrangement has resulted in only sparse repopulation of the island.
The Lakota finally had an uprising, which lead to the second Treaty of Laramie, further guaranteeing ownership of the sacred Black Hills to the Lakota people.
The Center for Public Integrity, however, points out that the wealthy backers of ResponsibleOhio and the Marijuana Legalization Amendment were "promised guaranteed ownership of a wholesale marijuana market potentially worth more than $1 billion" per year, according to a prospectus that James provided to investors.
But The St .Petersburg Times was not sold; to guarantee local ownership and independence, its owner, Nelson Poynter, gave it away upon his death in 1978 to a nonprofit educational organization now called the Poynter Institute.
Paralleling these developments, technological advances produced increasing wealth, and arrangements guaranteeing property ownership and regulating inheritance became more significant.
From now on it was the power of the bureaucrat, not the wealth of the owner, that guaranteed the ownership of an asset.
This minority urged upon King Kamehameha III a written constitution in 1840 and, more importantly, the Great Mahele, or division of lands, in 1848, which guaranteed private ownership of property.
Murdoch said his papers could not countenance supporting a party that sought to implement the terms of Clause 4 of its constitution, guaranteeing "common ownership of the means of production, distribution and exchange".
"If it means observance of people's rights and freedoms and guarantee of civil ownership, then I agree we need strong authority.
The more pressing question will be whether the trade marks and copyrights assembled by Santa can guarantee real effective ownership of Christmas worldwide, and for how long.A banker close to the deal says the small print here will be reassuring.
The seeds of the rally began on Sunday afternoon, after more than a dozen European countries — including Britain, France, Germany and Spain — announced aggressive plans to guarantee loans, take ownership stakes in banks, or prop up ailing companies with billions in taxpayer funds.
