Sentence examples for property work from inspiring English sources

"They assume that there can be profit without private property, work without incentive, enterprise without income inequality".

Under the strict definition of a gambling type of lottery, however, payment of a consideration (property, work, or money) must be made for a chance of receiving the prize.

It took nearly 10 years to gain clear title to the property, work through the environmental issues and bring utilities and roads to the park, which is not far from Exit 14A of the New Jersey Turnpike.

Mr. Gaffney, who once had a general law practice in Port Jefferson, said he planned to resume handling real estate matters, as well as labor issues and intellectual property work.

You can overcome problems with power by working with energy suppliers to get the electricity switched on ahead of void works commencing, so that once you enter the property work can start immediately.

The tensions can be traced in part to enterprising second-home buyers who have scooped up investment properties in tourist-friendly towns, and also in part to the rise of professional management services and Web sites like Vacation Rentals By Owner (www.vrbo.com) and HomeAway.com, dedicated to helping owners make their vacation property work for them.

That's because in the end, the property works because of the gambles.

The property worked so well as a holiday gathering spot for the Chimerines, their children and grandchildren that in 2004 they built a larger house a few lots down.

This person is deaf so we need to ensure that the layout of the property works and that we can get funding for assistive technology to improve his quality of life.

Kathleen Schibanoff, the former executive director of Harlem Valley Partnership, a community group founded in 1993 to find new uses for the hospital property, worked for 10 years to find an interested buyer.

He devoted all his grateful heart to the small orchard, watering the trees with a bucket from the stream that ran through the property, working manure into the soil with a spade.