Sentence examples for award property from inspiring English sources

When distributing property, many state laws award property to surviving spouses first, then children, parents, siblings and distant relatives.

Even the Industrial & Commercial Abatement Program ICAPP) awards property tax refunds for up to 25 years to building owners who complete significant renovations on their properties.

At this point, he said, "I'm very disappointed that we awarded this property to them".

Her will awarded the property to Boston University, to keep it from the bulldozers.

Jersey City officials pressed hard to get the project going, awarding it property tax abatements, and the lenders "were convinced that we have a valuable asset to bring to the market".

Empowering the poor begins with the legal system awarding clear property rights to the $400 billion-plus of assets that we found they had created.

People also assume mortgages when awarded a property in divorce or as a gift in a will.

As far back as Luther Burbank, the celebrated American plant breeder who was a contemporary and friend of Thomas Edison, breeders had complained about the injustice of awarding intellectual-property protection to novel mechanical devices and denying it to botanical inventions, even though a new plant might benefit millions.

THE Towns of Babylon and Huntington have voted to become the first municipalities on Long Island to award a partial property tax exemption to volunteer firefighters and ambulance personnel.

To some degree, the election shaped up as a referendum on Mr. Schundler's policies, particularly his administration's award of numerous property tax abatements to encourage development of the Hudson River waterfront.

The 2015 Baftas will also be introducing two new awards for original property and persistent game.