Sentence examples for informal properties from inspiring English sources

The process of "formalisation" of informal properties may favour the creation of new institutions and constitute an open system of properties easily accessible to everyone.

Many sought informal properties outside legal housing development areas.

It was by converting informal property systems into formal ones that the West moved from the third world into the first world in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Legalizing billions of dollars in informal property challenges a country's powerful, and can be done only with committed political leadership.

To minimize the chances of that, Mr. Todd said, Google uses estimates from Intellireal, a company that provides informal property appraisals to lenders.

Creating foundations could also help to overcome the difficulties that arise when a country moves from an informal property system often with much common ownership to a formal one.

Many developing nations have inadequate or non-existent formal procedures for recognizing and transferring property, but blockchain registries can serve as a means to unleashing the capital locked in existing, though informal, property systems.

However, outside of crypto-currencies many entrepreneurs, large organizations, governments and technologists are exploring other applications of blockchain technology including everything from digital voting to the recording and protection of both formal and informal property holdings.

Another interpretation of smaller household size for the titled is that when there are no formal property rights, it is easier to keep informal property rights in case of divorce or death when the extended family lives in the dwelling.

Throughout most of human history, play has been an informal emergent property of human social behavior.

This approach is based on my years of experience as an institutional economist working to put economic theory into practice in order to: (i) correctly identify and evaluate the impact of informality and (ii) apply the institutional reforms to successfully transform the informal economy and property rights into tradeable assets (establishing the foundations for any economic development).