Dispose only what is necessary.
Nature will reward the most careful attention paid by a person who is appropriately disposed, but there is only "as much beauty visible to us in the landscape as we are prepared to appreciate, not a grain more.
In civil law someone who dies leaving a spouse or close kin (descendants or ascendants) may effectively dispose of only a portion of his estate by will.
Tishman Speyer had intended to flip three buildings it bought from Blackstone, but was able to dispose of only one of them, 101 North Wacker Drive.
The crematorium, 50 miles from the city center, has disposed of only two dogs and one cat since it opened in May.
Hedge funds, for example, have ventured into thinly traded securities, such as collateralised-debt obligations (CDOs), that nowadays are easy to dispose of only in the mathematical models they use to value them.
In the developing world, these challenges are often severe: for example, Kenyan courts are struggling to tackle a half-million case backlog, while Tanzanian courts dispose of only 60% of the cases they receive every year.
Raisins in this pool may also be disposed of only for 'assured by-product and other diversion purposes', except that under certain circumstances the program committee may transfer standard raisins from the surplus pool to the stabilization pool.
Section 11 of the Enabling Act provided that these lands should 'be disposed of only at public sale, and at a price not less than ten dollars per acre * * *.' The State Constitution, art.
The Energy Department's plan for cutting billions of dollars and several years off the bomb-waste cleanup at three government nuclear reservations is illegal, a federal judge has ruled, because it would leave some of the wastes in shallow burial despite Congress's prescription that they can be safely disposed of only in a deep "geologic" repository.
