One important instrument of the Peronist policy was the IAPI, Institute for the Promotion of Trade, which established a state monopoly on exports and limited the gains of large estates proprietors.
But the fact of the action itself is a reminder of the propensity of Ireland's largest newspaper proprietor to call so often on m'learned friends.
As the houses grew larger and the proprietors richer, the wings were embellished with porches and colonnades, balustrades and turrets.
In his native Maine he had a mixed record, representing the state against large-scale land proprietors, but also taking work from the latter (who included some of the most powerful politicians in the state).
In one area, for example, proprietors of large HMOs that cater for homeless people are working with a council and a national homelessness charity to improve physical standards and allow provision of support services to residents.
Encouraged by the handsome abandon of the first réveillon on Christmas Eve, and the unusually large number of visitors, proprietors of restaurants, cafés and hotels have expanded their seating capacity and made special plans to make the last minutes of 1937 and the early hours of 1938 memorable ones.
The TEDsters (as they also call themselves while first-timers are called virgins but please, nobody say "cult," we're staying positive here) hope to turn into clear-eyed optimists, and possibly even the proprietors of large and profitable businesses.
The selection is so large that the brewer-proprietor, David Wollner, advises starting with a sampler of five or six tastes.
In Borisov, a city of 150,000 barely 50 miles east of the opposition's Minsk headquarters, the proprietors of one large independent newspaper said they had yet to hear from the Goncharik campaign, while city officials are already are making speeches for Mr. Lukashenko and dispatching canvassers.
