Significats de property-owning en anglès

Once the Conservatives championed the property-owning democracy: now owner-occupation is steadily falling.

Ach so, you are part of the new property-owning democracy of the Little Republic.

What this means, politically, is that members of Thatcher's property-owning democracy outnumber everyone else by two to one.

Its characters are property-owning Londoners.

In 1918 property-owning English and Irish women over the age of 30 received the vote.

Secondly, because if you have a property-owning middle class they become much more concerned about the value of what they own.

As we drove through the khaki- coloured hills, we talked generally about how Mandi women were the property-owning heads of their households.

The result was a property-owning democracy in which almost everybody had 'live' capital, which could be used as collateral for starting a business.

It was self-evident that all men - by which they generously meant white, protestant, property-owning men - had the inalienable right of self-government.

Since Margaret Thatcher -at least -successive governments have promised a property-owning democracy, all the while laying the ground for a new landlordism.

As of Sept. 21, yields on property-owning REITs were running at about 4.04 percent, according to SNL Financial's Equity REIT index.