Sentence examples for of reduced property from inspiring English sources

"We have to weigh our priorities, and the local ecosystem in Everett, along with the local residents, do not need additional sports news radio station towers that come at the expense of reduced property values and harmful radio waves," a spokesman for the group, Jason Crawford, said in the message.

To get a sense of what is going on, let's go to everyone's favorite presidential election swing state, Ohio, where the state's schools are in the middle of a two-year, $1.8 billion cut in state education funding, on top of whatever money is drying up because of reduced property values.

Boston, for example, offered up a 161-acre site for development that was once a horse-racing facility, as well as the prospect of reduced property taxes for up to 20 years.

The building qualified for the landmark Class L tax status, which makes it eligible for twelve years of reduced property taxes and other economic incentives for repair and rehab of historic buildings> In order to perform the renovation the owners took out a $43.3 million loan against the property according to Form 8-K filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

And while the brown bear is officially protected by the European Union, an exemption in the law allows member nations to hunt bears, if necessary, as a means of reducing property damage and the risk of human injury.

Now during this process of reducing property prices first time buyers will eventually start to be able to buy again (and create families on a sound economic basis of houses costing 2 to 4 times income in London).

Visually, the changes made Park Avenue above 56th Street a broad boulevard, but the daily smoke, steam and noise from scores of trains reduced property values, leaving most of the avenue lined with middle-grade apartment buildings and, in a few areas, houses.

The city of Los Angeles accused banking giants Wells Fargo & Co. and Citigroup Inc. of a "continuous pattern and practice" of mortgage discrimination that led to a wave of foreclosures, reduced property tax revenue and increased costs for city services.

The city of Los Angeles has filed a lawsuit against Bank of America, the third banking giant accused of mortgage discrimination in minority communities that in turn led to a wave of foreclosures, reduced property tax revenue and increased costs for city services.

An article on Friday about proposals offered by the Democratic and Republican candidates for governor of New Jersey to reduce property taxes misidentified the governor under whom Richard C. Leone (who questioned both plans) served as state treasurer.

However, there is a lack of high-resolution, large-scale assessments of the value of coastal wetlands for reducing property damages from flooding.