Sentence examples for tradition of property from inspiring English sources

Honestly, Fabio love the English – the Madame Tussauds, the six million pounds a year, the Beckingham Palace, the traditional cosy English caviar bar, the London Eye Wheel, the quaint English tradition of property speculation, Stone Hinge, your comedy duo Anton Dec.

But the state's strong tradition of property rights limits the GCDs' ability to control men like Mr Pickens.

In the United States, for example, landowners' perceptions are often that the government is doing too much for conservation, not too little.A few years ago a scheme for registering natural landmarks, including the habitats of endangered species, in America, backfired because it failed to take account of the country's strong tradition of property rights.

The Senecas were (and still are) the Keepers of the Western Door of the Iroquois Confederacy, whose governmental procedures helped inspire the Articles of Confederation adopted by the 13 colonies in 1777 and whose matriarchal society and tradition of property rights for women influenced the founders of the American feminist movement in the 1840's.

Traditionally, Pueblo peoples were farmers, with the types of farming and associated traditions of property ownership varying among the groups.

Instilling values of academic honesty, encouraging creativity in writing and engaging in open dialogue about literature these are uniquely difficult in a culture without a tradition of intellectual property, and whose traditional teaching style has been rote memorization.

The tradition of private property was never destroyed.

It would also have to work out how to run a vast country with little infrastructure, no tradition of private property and a mere 57,000 people.

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Existing laws and tradition often deprive women of property and inheritance rights in divorce.

The handsomely produced "Wendy" hews to Alloy's tradition of adapting literary properties.