Examples of property-owning

• They are part of the fabric of a property-owning democracy - a fabric which we extended during the 1980s to cover large numbers left out before.

• Some continued to support property-owning elites who dominated local politics and society in provincial capitals.

• The ideology of a property-owning democracy, and its adjacent concepts, inherently justified the policy core ideas.

• As the adjacent concepts of the ideology of a property-owning democracy were translated into pension policy, various policy strategies developed into more concrete policies.

• While major artist architects conducted great public works, domestic architecture would largely exist diffused in the property-owning public and in their relations with builders.

• Table 2 shows how the property-owning democracy is related to the institutionalisation of the idea of personal pensions.

• Besides the merchants described above and a property-owning element, higher-ranking administrators, priests and medical practitioners made up its ranks.

• The property-owning democracy is up to its eyeballs in debt.

• It is a property-owning-negative-equity democracy at the moment.

• The industrial estate companies were turned into passive property-owning bodies which did not show the enterprise which they had shown before.

• I am not referring to the large, property-owning syndicates; they are big enough and tough enough to look after themselves.

• Why are just the property-owning bosses of those commuters to have the vote?

• It is fundamental to our philosophy that we encourage personal ownership—whether a property-owning, share-owning or chattel-owning democracy.

• The taxation borne by the property-owning classes is exceptionally low relative to the taxation borne by the receiver of earned income.

• It creates a class of second-rate citizens in our property-owning democracy, namely, those who live in mansion blocks which are in private ownership.