Sentence examples for domicile of from inspiring English sources

IT IS registered in Luxembourg, the "offshore" domicile of many hedge funds.

Lord Ashcroft is exposed because most non-doms qualify by their father's birthplace – "domicile of origin".

Watt has found employment in the domicile of Mr. Knott and has become curious about his employer's "arrangement".

Some trusts, revealingly, even have flee clauses, where the trustees are obliged to try to change the domicile of the trust if the tax police start asking questions.

If you retire abroad with no intention of coming back, the chances are you can acquire a domicile of choice in the country you have moved to.

Note: If it is so spotless you can eat off the kitchen floor, you are in the domicile of one who craves cheese curls.

Other relevant information retrieved included age, sex, parent's occupation and educational qualifications, place of domicile, month/year of presentation, duration of hospitalization and admission outcome.

Although this study is concerned with comparisons of regions of domicile, issues of ethnicity are clearly related.

Right now, the definition of "spouse" applies to employee's "place of domicile" (state of primary residence) rather than the "place of celebration" of the marriage.

Other companies have already moved their tax domicile out of Britain to countries with a more favourable tax regime such as Ireland.

We mean HSBC, which threatened to move its domicile out of London if it didn't get its way over bank regulation.