Sentence examples for land financial from inspiring English sources

In June 1999, only 41 restitution claims had been settled, through the return of land, financial compensation, or both.

The prevailing legal regime enshrines his lack of entitlement to land, financial support, food, childcare, or other necessary social protection.

It's worth mentioning now that capital in Capital is equivalent to wealth, and wealth means anything other than labour which generates income: land, financial assets, physical capital, and so on.

"Worries about a Chinese 'hard landing', financial market jitters, higher interest rates in the US, more austerity at home and the possibility of Brexit and EU tensions have collectively pushed the business mood in the dominant service sector to its darkest for three years," he added.

In other news for One97 today, the organization landed financial backing from businessman Ratan Tata, chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons — the holding firm behind the $100 billion dollar-valued Tata Group.

By the start of the 10th century, monastic lands, financial resources and the quality of monasteries' religious work had been much diminished.

In the Alice-in-Ivy-Land financial-aid world, colleges count what you take from a retirement account to pay their inflated bills as current income to you making your kid less likely to qualify for aid the next year.

When they have had to leave their land for financial reasons, they have never emotionally recovered.

For many, this will mean a journey into private student loan land, where financial fog and fine print reign.

Elimika Reynolds, a waitress and part-time student in Atlanta, said she understood why her history of late payments had made it difficult to land a financial services job, despite her experience as a commodities clerk.

Labour could unite and win under the slogan "The rich should pay their share", on a programme starting with a reform of council tax to make it fully progressive, and examining ways of taxing land and financial assets more effectively – plus a determined crackdown on tax havens and avoidance ("making companies pay their share").