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Not just stage works are subsumed in the index under a proprietorial name.
The proprietorial instinct could contribute to the existence of seats that were obstructive, or erected without proper permission, or too big.
He was aware, too, that proprietorial association with a successful and popular club could attract support from local working-class voters.
The system was 'entrepreneurship in all but title and proprietorial rights ' (p. 340).
Proprietorial rights, land ownership and boundary matters were never easy to determine.
For control of the breath is an assertion of proprietorial control over a body whose rhythms are no longer contingent on the clamour of the outside world.
People developed a proprietorial attitude to the sacrament, or displayed it on their home altars, but this was over-stepping the mark more than real disobedience, let alone heterodoxy.
Land-ownership created a proprietorial interest - cultural and economic - in the terrain as a scientific object,24 and normalized geological travelling as part of active, outdoor, riding culture.
This militates against a fair balance between private proprietorial interests and the undoubted public interest element.
The guide covers proprietorial and value for money issues which relate to the use of public relations consultancies.
Alterations to estuary limits under clause 7 will also depend on an initiative at district board or proprietorial level.
Not one editor has been defended by the editors getting together to protect their interests against the proprietors and proprietorial boards.
Everyone owns everything now; we are all very proprietorial, and children have no chance to let rip.
The proprietorial instinct displayed in this place is offensive to those democratic principles.
Management and the continuity of that management either protects a proprietorial interest or it makes money.
