Sentence examples for towards property from inspiring English sources
British investment rates are low and skewed towards property rather than equipment.
The British attitude towards property, the desire to make money out of buying and selling it, is viewed as pure speculation on the other side of the Channel.
Was it a mistake when programmes meant to assist the needy created a culture of indifference towards property, leading to a precipitous decline in the quality of the city's neighbourhoods?
In 1982, with the economy finally growing again, as the Thatcher government's heavy-handed move away from manufacturing towards property and service industries belatedly began to yield results, the one-year-old estate agent opened a second office, in nearby Fulham: like Notting Hill an inner-city area that was part of the emergent, glossier London.
But such censure often failed to recognise the historical and institutional frame of his analysis, which included the common law's traditional bias towards property rights protection and the fact that access to the courts has been restricted to all but a handful of wealthy people.
Initially, PayNearMe Express is targeted towards property managers, lending companies, educational providers (including daycares), and collection agencies.
The obtained QSAR model provides both good statistical significance (RMSE < 0.5) and simple physicochemical interpretations (log P and pKa), thus providing a clear route towards property-based design of new CNS drugs.
There could, however still be quantitative differences between certain protein groups in CSF and AC fluid, which would then point towards properties in the filling mechanism.
The apparent radius increases with standard deviation because larger radii cylinders contribute more to the intensity than smaller radii cylinders, biasing the resulting intensity towards properties reflecting larger radii.
The report found that the current model for deciding which flood defences to build is biased towards protecting property.
Its activities have been geared towards helping property companies and social landlords improve the poor insulation standards of post-war German housing and commercial property.
