Sentence examples for dependent on the estates from inspiring English sources
In the mid-16th century, the margraves of Brandenburg had become highly dependent on the estates (counts, lords, knights and towns, no prelates due to the Protestant Reformation in 1538).
Its educational system does not perform well in international comparisons (see Ciccone and Fontes 2008), the economy has been heavily dependent on the real estate and touristic sectors (see Garriga 2010) and, as already mentioned, the temp-to-perm conversion rate is very low.
Families have lived there for years, are totally dependent on the tea estate owners and face enormous challenges when it come to securing the basic necessities of food, education and medical care for themselves and their dependents.
But the government will need to show that extra spending does not make estates more dependent on the state, but rather helps wean them off it.One answer is jobs.
The one is dependent on the other".
He said Deliveroo's lease on land squeezed between an electric power hub and industrial estate was dependent on the company gaining proper planning permission and the charity had "thought carefully if the site was likely to create a nuisance".
Having noticed that real-estate developers are especially dependent on the favour of elected politicians, in a famous study from 2011 Devesh Kapur and Milan Vaishnav found a cyclical correlation between election seasons and the price of cement.
Whether bitcoin will further integrate into the real estate industry is largely dependent on the markets.
The boyars, having acquired their own patrimonial estates and retinues, became less dependent on the princes and began to form a new landed aristocratic class.
This means BC is more dependent on real estate than any other province in the country.
