Sentence examples for have any property from inspiring English sources

"I do not have any property abroad," he said.

The accused doesn't have any property and the government doesn't have any mechanism to compensate us".

I would admit to any bit of corruption if you could find any.' " Mr. Bo also insisted that he did not have any property in his name, and that a house on Beijing's Xinkai alley was a temporary home given to him by senior officials while he was working as commerce minister before late 2007.

Many low income families do not have any property (primarily home) insurance.

The idea is to pick $r$ generic over $M$, meaning that $r$ is built from its finite approximations in such a way that it does not have any property that is definable in $M$ and can be avoided.

Even though the arbitrator does not have any property rights, he has the competence to ultimately execute the residual right of control and to allocate the residual right of income.

Real estate companies with new multifamily investment funds that do not have any properties underwater or carrying heavy debt loads have moved the swiftest.

It cannot be what is past, since that has ceased to be, and what is non-existent cannot presently have any properties, such as being long.

The principle of independence says, thus, that an object may have any properties whatsoever, independently of whether the object exists or not.

Some would insist that a singular statement of the form 'Fa' cannot be true, if 'a' is an empty singular term, because an object that does not exist can not have any properties.

The key that "greased the skids," was the fact that I did not have any property--which would have been confiscated when I left (who in Generation Y owns any property in Cuba?)--and moreover I could count on being welcomed back into the nuclear family where I had lived before.