Sentence examples for treated properties from inspiring English sources

"Shouldn't we be looking at environmental causes more closely?" The coalition is urging property owners who treat lawns and gardens with organic methods to post pink lawn flags that say, "I Am Fed Naturally," a contrast, the group said, to notices on chemically treated properties warning people to stay off for 24 hours.

In our analysis we treated properties of the network as a confounding variable and in addition to studying correlations we also show how informative properties of one protein are about properties of its interaction partners.

But though the Framers treated property rights as essential, they did not view them as absolute.

Then in Soviet times, government officials treated property that supposedly belonged to the people as if it was their own.

Its philosophy was based on a libertarian reading of the Constitution, one that emphasized inalienable rights and treated property as being inseparable from liberty.

Several recent accounts are thus type-free and treat properties as entities that can exemplify themselves.

What is the justification for treating properties of a single geometric diagram as representative of all the configurations in the range of a proof?

These approaches can, like minimalism, treat properties as contingent, fairly coarsely individuated, and too sparse to satisfy any general comprehension principles (e.g., they may deny that there are negative or disjunctive properties).

The complexity of the problem of retro-fitting energy saving measures in the extensive and diverse aging housing stock is further compounded due to the number of 'hard to treat' properties that comprise over 40% of homes in the UK.

But accepting that the press will always treat property prices differently from other consumer purchases, we ought still to be sceptical of any claimed housing boom.

Following a consultation on the new higher rates of stamp duty for additional residential properties, the government has decided that there is "no compelling case for treating property renovators differently".