| In Istanbul, too, there was the problem of privately owned areas that had to be expropriated to make way for the new docks and quays. |
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| On the other side of town, in Issawiya, an additional 25 dunams were expropriated to build a military base. |
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| In 1989, municipal authorities under a previous mayor had expropriated 750 acres and evicted thousands of squatters. |
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| Indeed, landowners were expropriated almost immediately, while banks, commerce and industry were nationalized. |
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| The Government's understanding of that article is that compensation is required generally where property is expropriated. |
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| There, a family alleged that its property was expropriated by the Egyptian government in 1977 and then, in 1993, sold to Coca Cola. |
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| By that time a number of landlords were only too glad to sell up and be expropriated. |
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| Economic progress was thus fastest in England, where landlords expropriated the peasants and created a dynamic agrarian capitalism. |
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| Should the owners of small estates worked by tenants be expropriated, or subjected only to the reduction of rent? |
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| There is a difference however, with the real estate that has been expropriated by the dissenters. |
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| He expropriated foreign industry and collectivized agriculture. |
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| It is believed that the people were disappointed with the compensation given to them for their expropriated land, thus instigating them to commit arson. |
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| Should rich peasants be wholly expropriated or should they be given a share of the redistributed land, and if so should this be land of average quality or poor land? |
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| The compensation mentioned in paragraph 1 of this Article shall be equivalent to the value of the expropriated investments immediately before the expropriation is made. |
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| Efforts have been made to rehouse expropriated persons as well as granting them compensation. |
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| The constitution protects private property with the proviso that it may be expropriated by the state 'for economic and social development needs. |
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| These must be put out of harm's way by being expropriated in order to socialize credit. |
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| Private property can, in such cases provided for by law and with provisions for compensation, be expropriated for reasons of the public weal. |
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| In particular, the heirs argued that copyright cannot be expropriated in the way physical property can. |
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| Obviously, the owner of the expropriated property is enjoying a special economic advantage which he will probably lose when he relocates. |
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| It's not clear whether this debt is owed to all Egyptians, or just the descendants of the slave-owners from whom the biblical Hebrews presumably expropriated this bounty. |
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| Their financial loss is at least equal to the value of the assets of the expropriated farms. |
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| Private property shall not be expropriated except in the public interest and subject to fair compensation. |
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| No private property will be expropriated or taken away from anyone to settle this claim and existing access to private property will be assured. |
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| Other changes include the elimination of property taxes on expropriated land. |
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| He charged that he had personally expropriated the family's property and business interests, which were the foundation of the his multimillion-dollar personal fortune. |
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| Do racialized groups or nations that have expropriated or exploited others in the past now owe reparations, and, if so, how should these be determined? |
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| Anyone who is not interested in toeing the band council line may find their property expropriated for vaguely defined community works or other first nations purposes. |
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| International law may provide some assistance: there are assets expropriated in 1915 that can still be traced, and many ruined churches that can be restored and returned. |
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| Resguardos were expropriated and indigenous peoples in many areas of Colombia were reduced to colonizers in remote frontier lands, or peons forced to work on the large farms or haciendas being established at the time. |
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| While it mentions property rights, a guarantee of protection and compensation in those cases where private property has been expropriated is not explicit. |
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| The election establishes the deemed cost of the expropriation assets and the deemed proceeds of disposition of the property that was expropriated or sold. |
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| Deprived of all means to solve their problems at a local level, hundreds of expropriated people, mostly women, travel from the provinces to Hanoi to seek a remedy for their grievances. |
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| In 1937 the government expropriated the nation's principal railways, and in March 1938 President Cárdenas signed a decree nationalizing the country's oil industry. |
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| In the 1970s, a military government expropriated Peru's large estates. |
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| It held, in a manner binding all lower courts, that the courts were indeed competent to try actions for recovery of property expropriated by the State pursuant to the 1974 decree. |
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| This part of the library and the gardenwere expropriated in 1861 by the railroad company for the construction of the square in front of the railway station. |
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| Another important type of guarantee may be to assure the company and its shareholders that they will not be expropriated without adequate compensation. |
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| Topped by a glass circular lantern that projects a fixed white light up to 16 kilometres away, the tower sits on a small parcel of land that was expropriated by the government. |
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| Private property is not expropriated to settle claims. |
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| Finally, what can we say about the peasants expropriated for the benefit of a Chinese company which, like other companies, is unscrupulously laying waste to entire hectares of forest? |
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| On occasion, the cultural property and human remains of Indigenous Peoples have been expropriated by researchers for permanent exhibition or storage in institutes, or offered for sale. |
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| Land is expropriated, the ground concreted over, 150 000 hectares of vines have flooded, and this is why, to cut a long story short, the area is swamped. |
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| What is also sad is that 9,000 people in Mirabel were expropriated to build the airport of the future, which is now being mothballed to please a handful of businessmen. |
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| Any claim or encumbrance in respect of the interest expropriated may only be claimed against the amount of compensation that is otherwise payable to the person or entity whose interest is being expropriated. |
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| Further land was expropriated and collectivization launched. |
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| Rather than allowing Bolingbroke to succeed, Richard extended the term of his exile to life and expropriated his properties. |
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| On 1 January 1945, by de Gaulle's decree, the company was posthumously expropriated from Louis Renault. |
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| Renault's were the only factories permanently expropriated by the French government. |
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| Apolline believes that Jackie Vautour, the last holdout among the expropriated residents of Kouchibouguac Park, is the only one who can help her understand the darkness and light within her. |
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| In some cases, municipal by-laws on ratio of parking space to building area will force the expropriated owner to buy a larger site when he relocates. |
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| Acting as though he were still the wartime mobilizer of the Chinese masses, Mao expropriated personal property and housing, replacing them with People's Communes, and centralized the distribution of food. |
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| A small elite, consisting of nouveau riche and former Stalinists, expropriated social property and now basks in wealth, while broad layers of the population are condemned to misery. |
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| The long-term economic outcome for the expropriated company, which is unpredictable at the time of the expropriation, cannot be the object of revision, many decades later, in order to justify further tranches of compensation. |
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| The Soviet government expropriated both the Russian capitalist and imperialist holdings and repudiated outright Russia's massive debt to foreign bankers. |
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| However, in 1951 the Massachusetts Legislature expropriated the same land for a State Park. |
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| Government officials expropriated grain and other produce from rural Cossack families, leaving them to starve and die. |
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| Within a few days his company was expropriated by the regime. |
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| When Victor is five years old, his parents adopt Elizabeth Lavenza, the orphaned daughter of an expropriated Italian nobleman, with whom Victor later falls in love. |
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