Sentence examples for estate affairs from inspiring English sources

Civil procedure in Denmark allows not only for traditional dispute settlement, but also includes special proceedings in such areas of legal practice as property rights, family and estate affairs, real estate, bankruptcy, and the testing of administrative decisions.

New York Presbyterian Hospital is "very concerned" about the impact of the rezoning proposal on a mixed-use project it is planning at 165th Street and Fort Washington Avenue, said Constance P. Hildesley, a vice president in the office of real estate affairs.

He managed the business and real estate affairs of his father-in-law until Hinde died in 1846.

Bossie gained notice for his Clinton investigations as a staffer on the Senate's special committee on the Whitewater real estate affair.

Their decision to cash out their holdings was a reminder of their history with investments that, fairly or not, came back to haunt them politically, most notably the Whitewater real estate affair that dogged them through Mr. Clinton's presidency.

Those papers were subsequently subpoenaed and turned over to Fiske, who is investigating the real estate affair and has indicated his intention to also examine the circumstances of Foster's death.

George Mudie MP, chairman of the Treasury sub-committee, which scrutinises the Crown Estate's affairs, agreed, saying the housing crisis should act as a wake-up call for the body: "I think it is a time when they definitely should be setting an example by meeting affordable housing targets".

Get your estate and affairs in order.

Likewise Thomas Jefferson had a hand in his large agricultural estate's affairs.

Besides managing relations with the city, she will advise on real estate and community affairs in Hyde Park and the South Side and develop and oversee new community initiatives.

Edward Richards became the senior official in charge of the estates by 1824 and represented Bute on both estate and political affairs across the region.