Sentence examples for mills act from inspiring English sources

He has the funds they don't, and he's learned not to let go of a house until he registers it as a Los Angeles historic cultural monument and enrolls it in the Mills Act (a tax abatement program that gives future owners incentives to maintain the house under historic preservation guidelines).

The romanticism of our green and pleasant land is sometimes haunted by the spectre of a proud industrial past, as on the outskirts of Phil Davies' Rochdale where the abandoned Pennine cotton mills act as a reminder to a departing young man of why there was once a reason to stay.

Last year, La Cañada officials doubled the annual amount of Mills Act tax discounts approved Mills Act homeowners could collectively receive, from $10,000 to $20,000, and expressed a desire to do more.

To encourage owners to seek landmark designations, Beverly Hills offers tax breaks, under the state's Mills Act, and other incentives.

The Mills Act is a state incentives program designed to encourage the restoration and preservation of historic, privately owned properties.

The building is covered by the Mills Act (Contract Number: 53175873 and Case Number: CHC-2005-5690-MA).

They submitted an alternative plan called the Doctors' Eldercare Program - an expansion of the Kerr-Mills Act, which was not taken seriously by anyone except its sponsors.

Although Congress passed Medical Assistance for the Aged, known as the Kerr-Mills Act, only twenty-eight states had adopted it, and the guidelines for participation were so stringent that only one per cent of the elderly received benefits.

In this process, metal nanoparticles from repeated collisions between milling jar and balls during ball milling act as catalysts for BNNT growth [11 13].

Fe-based stainless steel (STS) balls and milling vessels were used for milling, and the Fe impurity produced during milling acts as a catalyst for the generation of BNNTs during annealing under a nitrogen environment.

The Health and Morals of Apprentices Act 1802 (42 Geo III c.73), sometimes known as the Factory Act 1802, was an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom designed to improve conditions for apprentices working in cotton mills.