Sentence examples for conveyance to from inspiring English sources

Driving and coaching, art or sport of controlling and directing draft animals from a coach or other conveyance to which they are harnessed.

"Our general consensus was, very simply, that taxicabs were a mode of conveyance to get people from point A to point B in an uncomplicated way," said the commission's deputy commissioner and spokesman, Allen Fromberg.

Bob Baffert, a Hall of Famer and three-time Derby winner, sent Conveyance to Arkansas, where the colt led every step of the way to capture the Southwest Stakes.

As S.U.V.'s of lesser breeding started to clog the roads, the Range Rover graduated from a cult conveyance to the obvious choice (the only choice at first) of the Rolex set.

Lawyers for the bondholders will look for evidence of a breach of fiduciary duty and fraudulent conveyance to support their assertions that Tribune's banks, advisers, and two shareholder foundations may have placed company property beyond the reach of creditors.

Under Frank Murkowski, the big oil companies had negotiated terms for the construction of a new pipeline that would allow for the extraction and conveyance to market of thirty-five trillion cubic feet of natural gas from Alaska's North Slope; and it was in the context of the legislature's votes on the gas pipeline that the F.B.I. had begun its corruption sting.

If medically appropriate, as determined by the outcome of the algorithm, paramedics can recommend non-conveyance to older fallers.

A number of articles have described non-conveyance to be due to the treatment on scene being "sufficient" or the person requiring "lift assist only" [ 10- 14].

16 Non-conveyance to emergency departments (EDs) is high in this group close to 40% in London, 17 elsewhere in the UK, 18 19 and the USA.

The paucity of information surrounding emergency call outs to care homes that result in non-conveyance to hospital is due in part to the widespread reliance on HES data highlighted above.

Another tax increase in the governor's plan would double the real estate conveyance tax to 1percentt from 0.5percentt on houses sold for $300,000 to $800,000 and to 2percentt from 1percentt on houses sold for more than $800,000.