Sentences with phrase «property as a deterrent»
It appears as if at least one hotel is testing the idea of placing metal detectors at it's property as a deterrent to would be terrorists.
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Williams said it would make more sense to him if cryptocurrencies were treated as currencies, and the designation as property is «almost a deterrent in [the] pursuit of mainstream adoption.»
It's most commonly used for relief from severe sunburn but with its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, it's a great dandruff deterrent as well.
The bank typically wants the mortgage debtor to have a significant interest in the house; that's a deterrent to default (the homeowner loses bookoo bux in equity) as well as a hedge against it (yes, the bank can repo the property, sell it, and get their money back).
This would not only aid with evidence in future cases, but could also serve as a deterrent for anyone coming onto the property with ill intentions.
The working cat adoption program aims to find adopters who are looking for natural rodent deterrents for enclosed properties such as barns, warehouses, churches, factories or other facilities.
Clearly, remote locales aren't a deterrent, but rather a draw for our readers, since this year's winners also include the India - based Oberoi Hotels & Resorts and the Leela Palaces, Hotels & Resorts, as well as Alila Hotels & Resorts, a brand known for having properties in China, Indonesia, and the Middle East.
«While physical surveillance such as uniformed Security Officers can be one of the best examples of deterrent that can be considered for any property, by no means is it the only option available to property management.
It is important that you safeguard your property by investing in theft deterrents such as deadbolt locks, burglar alarm systems and motion - sensitive lighting.
The uncertainty over the due diligence, innocent landowner, and retroactive liability provisions in the current Superfund law serves as a deterrent to transactions involving properties that have potentially been contaminated by hazardous waste.