Sentence examples for disposed of property from inspiring English sources
Hudspeth's reply described how the council had already cut back-office functions and looked at shared services as far back as 2006, reduced staff numbers by thousands, and disposed of property.
Geely deal The company has been through a period of restructuring, sold off a parts division and disposed of property to help clear debts, returning to profit in 2005 after five years in the red.
The district court, however, concluded that Luis "has alienated or disposed of property, and unless enjoined could continue to alienate or dispose of property," without any evidence that she either was presently doing so or intended to do so in the future.
"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.
Women can be bought, sold, and given as gifts; they can be disposed of as property if a fighter dies.
By 2008 the Department of Transport is expected to have disposed of around £185m of property and land, such as that alongside motorways.
Is it legal for the co-op board to dispose of property in this manner?... Burton Morris, Manhattan.
By listing all sales and auctions from a single starting point, federal officials hope to dispose of property more quickly.
Limitations on the right to dispose of property have been frequent throughout history, and slaves were no exception.
They could own and dispose of property in their own right, and they could initiate divorce and other legal proceedings.
