Sentence examples for in general property from inspiring English sources

In many cases, terrorism coverage previously was included in general property policies at little or no extra charge.

"However, it is not crime in general, property crime, or even total violent crime that is the problem.

Dalton is training in general property maintenance for traditional houses, while also studying for a NVQ in carpentry.

Many insurers no longer offer terrorism coverage, once routine in general property policies, and others are charging astronomical rates for very limited coverage.

In general, property values in Italy's largest cities have been robust in recent years, though they advanced only 0.6percentt in the first half of 2007, the most recent figures available, according to a study by the real estate agency Tecnocasa.

The change will save Hadid $1 million in general property taxes and municipal levies owed for 2017 and 2018.

In general, properties, such as microstructure, microhardness, coefficient of friction and wear resistance depended on the processing conditions such as pressure and composition of the spraying chamber atmosphere.

In general, properties may qualify if they are in a high-risk flood zone and if they suffered "substantial" damage from the storm — generally meaning the cost to repair is more than 50 percent of the fair-market value of the house before the storm, Mr. Gilinsky said.

In general, properties of the respective estimators are similar regardless of whether the underlying data generating mechanism is beta distributed (Tables  3 and 4) or multinomial distributed (Tables  5 and 6).

(1840; What Is Property?), Proudhon memorably declared, "Property is theft!" This assertion was not quite as bold as it appears, however, since Proudhon had in mind not property in general but property that is worked by anyone other than its owner.

It is known that only flavonoids of a certain structure and particularly hydroxyl position in the molecule determine antioxidant properties, in general these properties depend on the ability to donate hydrogen or electron to a free radical.