Sentence examples for disposed of properties from inspiring English sources

"There has not been an opportunity like this since the R.T.C.," he said, referring to the Resolution Trust Corporation, which disposed of properties controlled by failed thrift institutions at what are now thought to be low prices.

UNICEF Malawi Child Protection Officer Martin Nkuna explains, "There are many children that are in child labour, there are many children on the streets, there are many children that are disposed-of property once their parents die, and to enforce the rights of these children, it requires their identification that they are indeed children".

In a year, Nicodemus and Millburn had to replace their disposed-of JICs fewer than five times between them.

2. Switch from disposed-of paper to reusable cloth.

Inappropriately disposed-of excrement notwithstanding, the $2.75-million 2.75-million San Francisco dreamansion

The collected waste was either disposed of in a municipal waste disposal system or disposed of with no safety precautions (including open-air burning).

Section 3(2) qualifies this principle by providing exceptions, which are when the property is the subject of a tenancy and when the property has been disposed of (or is in the process of being disposed of) before 1 January 1974, when the Act came into force.

Then there is also the fact that excessive and non-essential EOL products and components are disposed of regularly according to a stringent disposal policy.

You may dispose of me very easily — I am nearly disposed of now.

"The user is in complete control and the audio fingerprint that we've received is disposed of immediately," stressed Stefancik.

It is significant, however, that, even where secularist principles are consciously professed, the dead are rarely disposed of without some semblance of ceremony.