Sentence examples for property questions from inspiring English sources

So everyone starts to ask the "vandal" questions, the "public property" questions, typical.

Mr Talat says property questions must be settled by an independent commission, with compensation paid to former owners (though he is vague about where the money will come from).Asked for his views, Mr Christofias says endearingly that, as a communist, he does not like private property.

The European commission may take comfort from the fact it was deemed to have exclusive power to negotiate trade agreements on a wide range of issues, including trade in goods and many services, foreign-direct investment, many intellectual property questions and competition policy.

Matters often dealt with in concordats include: the rights and liberties of the church; the creation and suppression of dioceses and parishes; the appointment of bishops, pastors, and military chaplains, sometimes with provision for their support; ecclesiastical immunities (e.g., exemption from military service); church property; questions relating to marriage; and religious education.

Then it's a short hop to meet with his lawyer to sort out intellectual property questions and incorporation issues surrounding City Data.

Researchers can use the funds to clarify intellectual property questions, do market research, or investigate commercial opportunities, according to today's announcement.

He never answered the property question.

Russia won't have real democracy again until it resolves this property question.

"If there is no solution to the property question, there will be no security or investment in this country.

The evangelical megachurch pastor Rick Warren also addressed the gathering in Pittsburgh, and put the property question to them bluntly.

Speaking by telephone from Sobstad's Georgia headquarters, Conrad said: "As far as we're concerned, it's a business and intellectual property question.