Sentence examples for in expropriating from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the broader public purpose power of the state in expropriating the land for unlimited activities puts the property owners under imminent risk of expropriation.

The British sugar giant Tate & Lyle has imported large volumes of sugar from Cambodia through a supplier that is accused of using child labour and being complicit in expropriating land and inflicting violence on local people.

David: Indeed, Wall Street's most lavish rewards go not to those who enable others to create wealth, but rather to those most skilled and ruthless in expropriating the wealth of others behavior condemned as immoral by every major religion.

The Act allowed the government to identify land that it may be interested in expropriating at some point in the future and to indefinitely prohibit any development on that land that could conflict with the government's purposes.

In exchange the European Union has agreed to a series of so-called disciplines to limit investment in expropriated property in Cuba and elsewhere.

He became a successful labor organizer in the oil fields of Baku; a specialist in "exes," expropriating the expropriated — that is, committing bank robberies; and rose quickly in Bolshevik Party ranks to enter Lenin's inner circle.

On May 6th Mr Morales issued a decree giving Bolivia's state-owned YPFB a monopoly of sales from Petrobras's two Bolivian refineries, in effect expropriating their cash flow.

On the continent of Europe the anticlerical movement that found expression in revolution sealed the fate of many monastic and church libraries: those in France, for example, were expropriated in 1789; in Germany in 1803; in Spain in 1835.

Other shareholders own 20%, but Barack Obama's administration in effect expropriated these stakes in 2012: virtually all earnings now go to the Treasury.

The peasants were, in fact, expropriated by force in the period 1930 35, and the bulk of them were compelled to join collective farms (kolkhozy).

The Spanish authorities, paid landowners in return for expropriating land considered to be toxic.