Sentence examples for collective estates from inspiring English sources
The pièce de résistance is Recuerdo, a signature malbec that draws on grapes pooled from collective estates and whose Gran Corte 2011 picked up 93 Wine Advocate points.
Indeed, the heirs to the estates of fewer than 1 in 500 Americans who die each year would benefit in any way from such a repeal, though the children or other relatives of 13 of the 24 members of Donald Trump's cabinet and the president himself would baga collective estate tax break of about $1.5 billion.
And the Celtics, previously thought to be taking measurements for their collective retirement estate, pounded Orlando's superhuman Dwight Howard into being a mere mortal in Game 1 of the N.B.A.'s Eastern Conference finals.
And the article misstated the collective's real estate relationship with the West-Park Presbyterian Church, which it is using as the setting for "The Tenant".
(The image rights will be retained by the collective's photographers and their estates).
But he doesn't acknowledge that New York City, unlike Oklahoma City, has a modern collective legacy of placing real estate revenue and commerce over humanistic concerns.
Money managers around the world violated all sense of responsible investment strategy and stayed top heavy with mortgage-backed securities because of the collective chant that the real estate market would shoot to the moon forever.
Peru has deviated by creating collective administrations of the nationalized feudal estates.
[PALM project coordinator] Greater visibility and a collective voice: Elders now have greater visibility, for example, estate management and the estate community based organizations are recognising and responding to their needs: "In Dayagama West 5 th a water project was implemented and usually people get one tap for five houses.
Thus, as real estate goes, so goes Florida's collective psyche.
"There has been a difficulty in creating a collective of owners," said Nick Maclean of the real estate firm CB Richard Ellis in Dubai.
