Sentence examples for a repossession of from inspiring English sources

"This is not a repossession of a car," Manny Diaz, one of several lawyers representing Lazaro Gonzalez, Elian's great-uncle, said on CBS's "Early Show" this morning.

What's more, about one in six loans incurs a repossession fee of about $350 to $400, which is added to the borrower's balance, leaving the consumer even more in debt, despite also losing the car.

This is a public repossession of their empty building".

Such ideologues often assume an arrogant approach while disregarding legitimate norms of conduct and the rules of law as they have come to see the occupation as a legitimate repossession of the Jews' historic land.

Psychology and compassion are an important part of the job of a repossession agent.

Instead of editing the video into feature length-films, Rampleman focuses on a shared passion and repossession of a thankfully bygone moment by those whom the original band idealized and marginalized, finding ownership of a movement that held her gender below a glass ceiling.

(RealtyTrac's definition of a filing covers anything from a default notice to actual repossession of a house).

We saw a dramatic illustration last week when the European court of justice handed down a judgment on a case involving a Spanish lawyer, one Mario Costeja González, who objected that entering his name in Google's search engine brought up embarrassing information about his past (that one of his properties had been the subject of a repossession).

The reforms also offer landlords an alternative route to repossession of a property that will reduce the burden on victims to give evidence in different court cases and avoid waiting months, sometimes years, for the perpetrator is evicted.

In March, he got a letter seeking repossession of his flat.

Social services provided some financial help, but in 1998 the couple received a letter threatening repossession of their home.