expropriator

Examples of expropriated

expropriated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

As a matter of fairness, property-owners who are expropriated ought to, and indeed do, receive compensation from the community.
The agrarian reform law was a major political act that successfully broke up large landholdings and distributed some of the expropriated lands to designated beneficiaries.
Almost unavoidably, such a program will leave a property owner with less power than before, even if it compensates her for expropriated property.
The number of small landowners who were expropriated was far greater than had been realized.
In short, under the three phases of land distribution, some 1.3 million small landowners were expropriated, and their ownership was distributed to 1.6 million tenants.
But the dialogue eventually expropriated the center of tragedy.
One matter that has received practically no consideration in the literature is the compensation to the expropriated landowners.
There is certainly a creativity interest in just compensation for expropriated property.
In contrast, it was reticent on the number of landowners expropriated in the process.
Thus, under the so-called land reform, all the members of such tribes were expropriated.
Provided fair market value is paid for compulsorily acquired property, the owner whose property is expropriated may retain access to equivalent productive capital that can continue to further her autonomy.
It thus expropriated all 'feudal' landowners, completely and without compensation.
The freeholder could not have his interest expropriated, so provision would need to be made for those who did not want to convert.
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