Sentence examples for holding property from inspiring English sources

Too many governments use a flaky form of "cash basis" accounting that obscures the costs of holding property.

"Back in 2008, there was a huge amount of speculation which resulted in buyers with no intention of holding property long term for investment or occupancy — the government is keen not to have this repeated".

She also reported that she was a creator but not a beneficiary of a trust holding property valued at less than $100,000 in Finney County in southwest Kansas.

By enabling neighbors within 200 feet of a bawdy house to start eviction proceedings and by holding property owners responsible, the law has become a major tool against drug dealing.

Its early philosophical and political roots lie in ideas that only those with property could be counted as citizens (or voters) and that freedom could be defined in part as the integrity of holding property and ownership.

Bill Maxted, whose unit at De Montfort University in Leicester produces a half-yearly survey of property lending, says that a large number of banks are holding property debt which is simply not refinanceable: "Sooner or later something has to give".

That reluctance, however, eases after foreclosure, when lenders find themselves holding properties they need to unload, Ms. Hanratty said.

Getty Oil, headquartered in Los Angeles, had been incorporated in 1928 as the Pacific Western Oil Corporation, holding properties owned by Edward L. Doherty and family.

Most obviously, if the market were to turn sharply, Opendoor could be stuck holding properties it can't sell.

Bruder has learned to move fast, avoiding the capital costs involved in holding properties for long periods.

However, in comparison with control, the ultrasonic pretreatment did not significantly enhance the oil holding properties of the enzymatic hydrolysates.