Sentence examples for unconditional ownership from inspiring English sources

Unconditional ownership means ownership that is not subject to conditions precedent, conditions subsequent, executory agreements, voting trusts, restrictions on or assignments of voting rights, or other arrangements causing or potentially causing ownership benefits to go to another (other than after death or incapacity).

This setup closely resembled the precontact land distribution system where the tribes owned the land and distributed it for use, but not unconditional ownership.

Walters ruled that Santa Monica had 12 years under the Quiet Title Act to sue to gain unconditional ownership, but that time expired as early as 1960.

Building upon the brief afterthought in the Fletcher decision, the Johnson decision added to the idea that indigenous nations did not hold fee simple, or unconditional ownership of their lands with the right to control or transfer them as they chose.

Our recognition is not unconditional.

The social and emotional benefits of pet ownership are many: companionship, affection, unconditional love, and entertainment, to name a few.

An unconditional basic income scheme has been supported as compensation for the infringement of common ownership rights more generally [49]; this argument is all the more pertinent in the rentier state context.

We don't owe you unconditional love — even with three consecutive division titles, the Dodgers brand has been splintered by an ownership group that refuses to fix a contact that has left more than half their fans unable to watch on television.

So is unconditional opposition.

Jewish ownership.

PINOCHET: Unconditional surrender!