The phrase "austrian estates" is correct and usable in written English, although it should be capitalized as "Austrian Estates." You can use it when referring to the historical legislative bodies or landholding classes in Austria, particularly during the Habsburg monarchy.
Example: "The Austrian Estates played a significant role in the governance of the empire, representing various social classes and regions."
Alternatives: "Austrian nobility" or "Austrian legislature."
In 1396 the Austrian estates, or diets, were first assembled to consider the Turkish threat; thereafter they were to play an important political role in Austria.
The Upper Austrian estates rashly joined Frederick V, with the result that their country was occupied by the army of the Catholic League and afterward pledged to Bavaria.
As a young assistant physician, Fischhof was the first speaker to address the crowd assembled outside the building of the Austrian estates in Vienna on the morning of March 13 , 1848 thefirst day of the revolution.
But that does not stop him from getting €1.7m in European farm subsidies for his Austrian estate.
In July, an investigation by United States authorities exposed a top LGT client, Peter Lowy, an Austrian real estate billionaire.
I moved on to someone closer to home: René Benko, the Austrian real estate baron, who had a conviction for bribery upheld recently by the supreme court.
Last year, an Austrian real estate developer gathered 450 of these merchants together in a vast granite-and-glass complex known as Asia Center.
Frank became the chief architect for the Austrian model housing estate (Werkbundsiedlung) and even design Neurath's Social and Economic Museum when it moved to the ground floor of the New Town Hall.
The whole carp thing began in the 16th century as a byproduct of efforts to drain marshy farmland on the country estates of Austrian aristocrats in southern Bohemia.
Since its founding in 1992, the corporation has managed and built some of the Austrian government's real estate holdings.
Dr Wolfgang Amann is head of the Austrian institute for real estate, construction and housing and co-author of Habitat for Humanity's 2015 housing review.
