Sentence examples for non property from inspiring English sources

There has been conflicting evidence as to whether hypothalamic stimulation can support conditioning, considered by some to be a sine qua non property of an emotion state (Masserman, 1941; Cohen et al., 1957; Roberts, 1958; Wada and Matsuda, 1970; Panksepp, 2011a, 2011b).

We have a pressing practical problem: the lack of capital for sound, non-property, business.

He was profiled as young, loitering, non-property-owning and poor.

EBT's effects on non-property-related crimes such as drug offences, rape and prostitution were statistically insignificant.

He had suspected they were not committed to a legal practice and later joined them in some of their non-property investments.

Instead international retail gurus, chief executives of non-property companies and even the artist Damien Hirst are among some of the most prominent property  barons today.

In this us-versus-them mental landscape, them refers to new immigrants, blacks, young people, renters, non-property-owners and people perceived to be poor.

One disadvantage, he says, is that there is currently no system to register non-property charges for charities with the Charity Commission, "so it might make it harder for them to borrow money" and inhibit bank lending to CIOs.

Hayduk points out that many states allowed immigrants to vote until the early 20th century, and that, for much of US history, many citizens (including non-property owning men, women, and African Americans) were barred from doing so.

In the same issue Matthew Engel chronicles the huge rise in London property prices, a massive redistribution of wealth in favour of the rich as against the majority of non-property owners, the young and the poor, who were dissatisfied enough to vote for Brexit.

During the first half of the 19th century, movements to extend voting rights to non-property-owning white male labourers resulted in the elimination of most property qualifications for voting, but this expansion of suffrage was accompanied by brutal suppression of American Indians and increasing restrictions on free blacks.