Nextel's rivals threaten to contest the decision, screaming that Nextel got a windfall of public property.
The rising appropriation by the West of India as a spiritual home, and as a freely accessible intellectual property windfall, comes right on the heels of colonization, partition, and severe economic sanctions.
The government, what's more, is selective in those whom it chooses to squeeze for their property windfalls.
The sweat of our brow is taxed but not the unearned, undeserved windfalls from damaging property bubbles.
First, there is the prime minister's old favourite, brought out like the plans for a post-property windfall, or post-lottery win, or post-retirement continental dream holiday: the roadmap for Britain joining the euro.
In most cases, the loan payments attached to participants' energy bills would be lower than the amount saved, resulting in windfall savings for New York property owners — to the tune of about $1 billion a year collectively, by some estimates.
There has been some windfall from the foreign-property boom.
Highfield hopes there may be windfalls from selling company property, and that he may be able to pull off a merger with a rival.
Third, poll after poll shows overwhelming public support for a tax on bankers' bonuses; a mansion tax on multimillion-pound properties; a windfall levy on the oil and utility companies; a Robin Hood tax on financial transactions; and a one-off wealth tax of 20% on the richest 10% of households (which would raise a whopping £800bn and, according to YouGov, is backed by three out of four voters).
Let's see -- should we give a real estate speculator a $1.5 million windfall for speculating on our property?" Ms. Garcia said the last thing neighborhood residents want on the property is a warehouse.
