Sentence examples for involved properties from inspiring English sources

Freddie Mac, the big government-sponsored mortgage company, estimates that just 0.14percentt of the defaulted mortgages in its portfolio involved properties that were abandoned by borrowers.

The deal involved properties in Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, and worked out to about $350 a square foot.

But the scandal mostly involved properties in Harlem and Brooklyn and would account for only a fraction of the defaults in the last few years, not the last 10 years.

While 60percentt of the foreclosures in Las Vegas last year involved properties held by nonresidents, in the first three months of this year the proportion has reversed: 60percentt involve owner-occupied houses, according to Applied Analysis, an economic and fiscal policy research firm in Nevada.

The intuition they were attempting to capture involved properties that in and of themselves constituted some degree of evidence for design properties that were not merely constantly conjoined, for whatever reason, with instances of design.

Unity was meant as a tool for cooperation and it was motivated by the need for successful treatment prediction and control of complex phenomena in the real world that involved properties studied by different theories or sciences (from real forest fires to social policy): unity of science at the point of action (Cat, Cartwright and Chang 1996).

The High Line's backers argued that because the agreement involved property easements along the route of the viaduct, it should have been subject to the city's uniform land-use review procedure, known as Ulurp.

Prosecutors have maintained that Mitnick's activities — copying computer and cell-phone source code from Motorola, Nokia and Sun – involved property worth $80 million.

The controversy involves properties which were squatted in during the 1970s but which were handed over to housing co-operatives in the early 1980s.

8.13am BST In London, the proportion of house sales involving properties over £500,000 has almost doubled to 25%, from 13% in 2007.

For example, in London the proportion of housing transactions involving properties over £500,000 has increased from 13% in 2007 to around 25% in 2013".