Sentence examples for IT deeds from inspiring English sources
"He'd say, 'I just feel like I'm going to end it,' " Deeds says.
The treaty required no change to US law; it deeds no substantive power to United Nations agencies; the expert committee created by the convention is charged only with reviewing reports from member nations and issuing recommendations to improve access and rights for the disabled.
The company existed as a shell until 1960, when in its final act, it deeded its powerhouse and dams to lake shareholders.
) Jackson supposedly cherished childhood memories of the tree, and, desiring to protect it, deeded to it the ownership of itself and its surrounding land.
To preserve the estate, he had it deeded to his foundation as a center for artists.
Mr. DeVore said they did not pay rent on the home, which Hale House owns, but paid its taxes, under a deal in which Dr. Hale, who previously owned it, deeded it to Hale House in 1999.
When DuPont left La Linda, it deeded the bridge to the National Parks and Conservation Association, a nonprofit group dedicated to improving the national park system, on the assumption that it might one day be useful to the nearby Big Bend National Park.
When Hizbullah did its deed it must have known that Israel's military response would out-Gaza Gaza.
The trust set up with tax money and answerable to the tax-payer, cannot express inability to perform the task assigned to it under its deed of formation [ 10].
The U.S. government didn't want it and deeded it back to the Post family in 1980; Trump bought it in 1985.
