expropriate in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for expropriate in the English»Italian Dictionary

expropriate [Brit ɪksˈprəʊprɪeɪt, ɛksˈprəʊprɪeɪt, Am ˌɛksˈproʊpriˌeɪt] VB trans LAW

expropriate land, property

espropriare

Translations for expropriate in the Italian»English Dictionary

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espropriare

to expropriate

expropriate in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for expropriate in the English»Italian Dictionary

expropriate [eks·ˈproʊ·pri·eɪt] VB trans

expropriate

espropriare

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incamerare (beni)

to expropriate

espropriare

to expropriate

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English

Farms of more than 198 acres (80 hectares) were expropriated.

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The monks tended the vineyards for centuries until 1835 when they were expropriated by the state, and distributed to smallholders.

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Seven villages were expropriated comprising 228 families, representing 1200 people.

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The entire village with 310 residents was expropriated to give enough area for the airport.

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Destroyed properties were expropriated, and lower class housing was hastily constructed.

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Physical wealth, as in wealth that comes from the ground is not portable, which means it can easily be taxed, or worse, expropriated.

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They expropriated the land in 1987 but were forced to pay approximately $14,000,000 since the land was zoned as residential.

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First quantities of brandy - 25000 liters flowed from the same family cellar from which the ownership rights of the family had long been expropriated.

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Ghost towns may be created when land is expropriated by a government and residents are required to relocate.

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Land and factories were expropriated and workers' self-management implemented.

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