Sentence examples for as a deed of from inspiring English sources

He has worked, both in court and in a public speech last month, to frame Private Manning's disclosure of documents not as a reckless act of national security vandalism but as a deed of conscience, intended to expose government misdeeds and defend the public's right to know.

There are plenty of places in scripture where God gives land to the Jews, and if Holy Writ says so, that's as clean as a deed of title can be.

The notorious lines where they first have sex, make Julia's boyish figure plain: "It was as though a deed of conveyance of her narrow loins had been drawn and sealed.

The poet Dafydd Trefor is recorded in a list of clergy for the Bangor diocese of 1504 as being rector of St Gallgo's and St Eugrad's, and signed himself as such in a deed of 1524; he was buried in the churchyard.

For instance, if you use real estate as collateral, you should have a deed of trust or mortgage along with the secured promissory note.

One of the rooms on the first floor is described in a deed of 1650 as "over the passage leading from the old Palace into the churchyard" of St Margaret's.

Ag-gag laws are also indicative of a time-tested practice of vilifying whistleblowers in the U.S. In many industries, from the Catholic church to the military, the act of whistleblowing is seen as a deed worthy of vilification.

In the case of troubled properties, if a borrower has no more funds and walks away from the building, handing over the deed to the lender in what is known as a deed in lieu of foreclosure, the transfer tax is calculated as a percentage of the value of the mortgage.

Before work can begin on the properties, they will have to either undergo foreclosure -- a process that tends to take longer in New York than in many other states, HUD officials said -- or be handed over to HUD under what is known as a deed in lieu of foreclosure.

Is this the same thing as a recorded deed of trust?

But she's mentioned it because just from a spiritual point of view, from a heart point of view, as a deed that has very rich symbolic gesture to it, it has its attractions.