Sentence examples for property concern from inspiring English sources

Peverel Group, the property concern managed by the Tchenguiz brothers, has been placed in administration after Bank of AmericaMerrill Lynch demanded repayment of a £124.6 million loan, Bloomberg reported from London.

owns the private, misleadingly named property concern Nan Fung Textiles.

Although the $114 million takeover bid is being mainly financed by brothers Brian and Luke Comer who control Irish property concern The Comer Homes Group, the front man for the consortium is the lifelong Villa fan Neville.

For the standard objections against understanding normativity as a nonnatural property concern our inability to say anything further about that nonnatural property itself and about our ability to grasp that property (see, e.g., M. Smith 1994, pp. 21 25).

They discussed water usage and efficient transportation, the price of LEDs and intellectual property concerns.

The groups have cited private property concerns among their reasons for opposing the freeway.

"Trips was a matter of powerful companies with intellectual property concerns essentially dictating trade policy," said Keith E. Maskus, a trade expert at the University of Colorado.

Reigniting private property concerns, another law allows his government to "occupy and temporarily operate" private companies not in compliance with bookkeeping rules.

"We have explained to them that we have an intellectual-property claim service and that is the most fair and equitable way to deal with intellectual property concerns," Mr. Neuman said.

"We have always said we represent more songwriters than any other member of Congress between Memphis and Nashville, and they have a lot of very serious compensation concerns and intellectual property concerns," said Claude Chafin, a spokesman for Ms. Blackburn.

Choosing to buy a house, for example, involves a series of bets on land prices, interest rates, taxes, job prospects, future planning decisions in the area selected and the structural soundness of the property concerned.