Sentence examples for establish title from inspiring English sources

The transfer of stolen property, albeit in "good faith", did not establish title.

The man introduced a bill to authorize the sale by the state to establish title to the island, but instead the Connecticut General Assembly drafted and passed a bill to turn the island into a park.

Horowitz also devotes time to advising on how to minimize office politics, how to establish titles and measure performance, and how to train employees and tell a good product manager from a bad product manager.

Even establishing title can be difficult.

The day when an established title such as the Daily Star is simply given away may never arrive.

Each new iteration of an established title is often little more than a re-skin, a buff-and-polish.

In early Roman law, two years of continuous possession established title in the case of land, one year in the case of movables.

Many of their calls are for more bureaucracy: the creation of an academic department, the hiring of more employees for cultural centers, and the development of training, surveys, and reporting requirements (borrowed from the now established Title IX school bureaucracy).

Print also makes The Wild an enticing platform for A-list contributors like the German photographer Ellen von Unwerth, who get to assert more creative control over their work at a new independent magazine than they would at an established title.

His mother and grandmother became the first women to be allowed into the Senate, and both received senatorial titles: Soaemias the established title of Clarissima, and Maesa the more unorthodox Mater Castrorum et Senatus ("Mother of the army camp and of the Senate").

Eventually, these entrepreneurs had to be bought out at huge cost by the established titles.