Sentence examples for longstanding property from inspiring English sources

As religious freedom progresses in Vietnam, religious groups are increasingly demanding more from the government than the right to worship freely -- including the desire to be more involved in charitable activities and seeking resolution to longstanding property disputes.

During the housing bubble that went bust in 2007 and 2008, mortgage companies routinely ignored longstanding property records laws.

Avalon Bay Communities purchased properties along the Bowery from East Houston Street to East 2nd, and commenced to knock down longstanding properties along each of the streets, including the notorious McGurk's Suicide Hall; run by saloonkeeper John McGurk, it attained its moniker from the prostitutes that ended it all by gulping carbolic acid on the premises.

Francis X . Clines(NYT) THE WEST EDUCATION AND TAXES -- California voters will have to reconcile their desire for education reform with their longstanding antipathy to property taxes.

Despite its predominant role in controlling the functional properties, a longstanding concern in the research of ultrathin amorphous carbon and its hybrid materials is the inadequate understanding of their structural properties, especially on ceramic substrates.

Tree-cutting fees are assessed as part of longstanding city rules that require property owners to water the trees on their sidewalks and give all authority for pruning and cutting to Mr. Stern's department.

Whatever the case, the deal, which was supposed to close by Feb. 6, languishes, despite the city's worsening fiscal condition and a longstanding plan to sell the properties.

Feuer said he does not expect any difficulty in getting approval for receiverships because the properties have had longstanding problems that have not been resolved despite repeated city notices.

"I decline to comment on the Mayor's private schedule, personal life or personal property," he said, citing longstanding City Hall policy.

Sure, bankers want less regulation, but they also want longstanding rule of law, well-established property rights and a reasonably stable currency.

He already paid "wealth tax" on his property and capital, a longstanding French tax that is unique in the EU, and which Hollande wants to increase.