Sentence examples for of individual property from inspiring English sources

If adopted and enforced, legal scholars said, the regulation would represent an important shift in the government's attitude toward the rights of individual property owners.

In doing so, the court dealt a major setback to the conservative-led property rights movement, ending its string of recent Supreme Court victories elevating the rights of individual property owners over valid planning and community needs.

Local health officers may take any reasonable actions where health conditions require that immediate action be taken; violations of individual property rights, if actionable, would generally be sorted out after the need for such actions has ended.

After mentioning that houses or businesses can be commandeered to shelter victims or serve as medical dispensaries, it continues that "violations of individual property rights, if actionable, would generally be sorted out after the need for such actions has ended".

If the assets left behind were not reassigned to some other individual, the eventual result would be complete ownership of all wealth by the community, and the system of individual property would end.

Inheritance has been said to be necessary within the framework of an economy of individual property to guarantee the continuity of enterprise, without which long-range economic activity could not flourish.

Many were to independent places, but familiar names of individual properties cropped up: Best Western, Econolodge, Holiday Inn, Marriott, Doubletree, Embassy Suites, Sheraton, Motel 6, Ramada, Radisson, Comfort, Super 8.

In these areas the common-field system began to disappear, common pasture declined, and a growing number of individual properties were hedged in.

One of the leading players in this sector is Reis Inc., a New York based company that sells Web-based reports on the financial condition of various markets around the country and of individual properties and the terms of sales transactions.

Most recently, the Land Registry announced plans to release their entire archive of 'historical price paid data' going back to 1995 – all 17 million records of individual properties sold during that time; a development that data consultancy GeoLytix called the 'most significant open data announcement for years'.

This value was calculated by multiplying the contributions of individual properties with Eq. (1) [15].