However, Li regards private property and exploitation as necessary in the primary stage of socialism, claiming that capitalism in its primary stage uses remnants of the old society to build itself.

Yet in Washington Township and elsewhere, such ordinances are meeting with resistance from people who have always regarded private property as just that: private.

The lender simply regards property as security against that debt.

Desnitsky pioneered the comparative approach to the study of law and regarded property as a cornerstone of every legal system.

Other critics regard private property to either be an aggressive institution or a potentially aggressive one, rather than a defensive one, and thus reject claims that relationships based on unequal private property relations could be voluntary.

This body of doctrine does not regard private property and its economic benefits as absolute goods.

Later reformers, therefore, professed to find in the policies of Aranda and Olavide the models of a 'collectivist' solution, which regarded property as a social institution.

It was almost as if the Muffled People regarded property rather than life as something to be guarded.

The "common law" regarded property as an indivisible entity, as it had been done through Roman law and the continental version of civil law.

In these purely syntactic terms, equation has the obvious value that the language user regards one entity or property, in some given context, as being equivalent to the other.