Sentence examples for domicile from from inspiring English sources

This week Prudential, a large British life insurer, said the regulations could push it to move its domicile from Britain (it would probably choose Hong Kong).

To successfully change his domicile from the UK, where he was born and brought up, to that of Belize, where he had business interests, Ashcroft would have needed "strong evidence you intend to live there [abroad] permanently or indefinitely".

Last night's share price values the business - which shifted its primary listing from London to New York and its domicile from the UK to Bermuda last year - at just $500m£329m9m).

Ineos, which ran into controversy in 2010 by moving its tax domicile from Britain to Switzerland, has already acquired two exploration licences, but has applied for a range of others in Scotland and the north of England.

The company is also planning to switch its domicile from Mexico to the U.S. and delist its shares from the Mexican bolsa.

In April, this column discussed the challenges of trying to change one's domicile from a state that imposes an income tax (e.g., New York) to a non-taxing state like Florida (like Florida).

Paris, White's domicile from 1983 until recently, accorded with his sense of transgression, artistic and otherwise, and it was here he met his lover, Hubert Surin, who was later to die of Aids.

Zac and Ben Goldsmith inherited French nationality and non-domicile status from their father Sir James Goldsmith.

Heartwood Premium Bird Houses builds stylish, eco-minded avian domiciles, mostly from superdurable, select-grade Mississippi deep swamp cypress (repeat this mantra: no knots, no cracks, no sapwood).

Some thrips induce galls; others, like Dunatothrips aneurae, live and breed within "domiciles" made from loosely glued phyllodes.

My books are the heaviest objects I've carried with me from domicile to domicile during this wandering decade, and are now less cherished than tolerated.