Sentence examples for property problem from inspiring English sources

Residents in neighborhoods that make up the Near Northwest and West Side — treasure troves of vernacular architecture — describe what is happening to help solve the abandoned property problem as nothing short of "a movement".

In particular, the IFS said: "Replacing business rates with a land value tax would remove a damaging bias against property-intensive production". The IFS's recognition of the property problem is welcome.

By then, our festival was already well stocked with verbatim theatre shows zeroing in on specific manifestations of London's property problem: FYSA's new piece about the Focus E15 campaign to save the Carpenters estate, say; or the two new pieces we've programmed, by Changing Face Collective and Outspoken Arts, about the "regeneration" of Brixton.

What about the intellectual property problem in China?

I know China has an intellectual property problem and I know they have a knock-off problem.

These regulations concentrated on the effects of the property problem but did not address the real cause of overfishing and overcapacity, which were both conservation and economic issues.

Generally speaking, wildlife problems are property problems, not safety problems.

Our design poses no intellectual property problems.

The departure of Pfizer and Novartis were not property problems but science problems.

One, he says, is from a bank manager in Portugal, where he also has property problems.

Some Britons living in Spain have run into serious property problems, often through no fault of their own.