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property-owning

ADJECTIVE
  1. owning land or securities as a principal source of revenue

How To Use property-owning In A Sentence

  • And a strike, under certain provocation, may extend as far as did the general strike in Belgium a few years since, when practically the entire wage-earning population stopped work in order to force political concessions from the property-owning classes. THE CLASS STRUGGLE
  • She appealed to the older post-war generation, to the property-owning middle classes, to businessmen and anti-communists.
  • In 1732 a statute set a property-owning minimum at an (in the circumstances) relatively modest level: the would-be justice had to hold property by freehold, copyhold, or a lease for lives worth £100 a year.
  • Moral economy historians tend to view capitalism as a system in which some exploit the labor of others: the key division in society is between property-owning capitalists and propertyless proletarians.
  • Yet in all these instances family custom ensured some distribution of property to members of a property-owning kindred, and required the head of the family to make some provision for unfortunate kinsmen.
  • Politics used to be the perquisite of the property-owning classes.
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