Sentence examples for a further estate from inspiring English sources

Married to the South African-born film producer Eric Abraham, she has lived ever since in London and in Sussex, with a further estate in Scotland.

If such a plan were funded by freezing the estate tax at a $7 million-per-couple exemption (denying a further estate tax cut to only wealthiest three-tenths of one percent of estates), progressives could spread wealth-creation opportunities by offering effective savings incentives to over 50 million households.

Watch for further estate tax action in state legislatures in 2011 as state politicians react to the new federal estate tax landscape.

Two further estates, Klein Constantia and Buitenverwachting were sold off from the original farm and provide further wine tasting opportunities in close proximity - all three can be visited in one afternoon.

On Friday a Court of Appeals overturned tht ruling, although the Mitchell estate plans a further appeal.

Forty-seven magistrates courts closed their doors between March and September under government proposals to reduce the £500m annual cost of the courts estate, and a further 45 are due to shut by September 2017, meaning one-fifth of all courts in England and Wales will have disappeared in 19 months.

Selling surplus estates would generate a further £2bn for reinvestment in the health service, while releasing land for 26,000 new homes, the Treasury said.

In that month, Goldman lost a little more than $1 billion, after a $1 billion writedown related to "non-investment-grade credit origination activities" and a further $625 million related to commercial real estate loans and securities.

Shanly had already reached a civil settlement with HMRC on £1.5m of evaded taxes, and HMRC was stung into a prosecution when he was subsequently discovered to have evaded a further £430,000 on his mother's estate.

Yet now, "the Arab states alone have the potential to add a further $2 billion to the Turkish real estate market," said Hakan Yener, Turkish district council coordinator for the Urban Land Institute, a nonprofit education and research organization.

When that money had been spent, Means forged a new will stipulating that King had inherited a further portion of her husband's estate, presumably so that he would have access to those funds.