Sentence examples for estate are needed from inspiring English sources

The needs of the conservatee will determine if both a conservator of the person and a conservator of the estate are needed.

In an 1889 essay Andrew Carnegie argued estate taxes are needed to prevent spoiled heirs and to put wealth to use for the common good.

Perhaps, instead, we should find a way to get banks and other long-term investors, like insurance companies, to make — and keep — most of the real estate loans that are needed in society.

But so far, South Norwalk has managed to draw only a limited number of the kind of daytime retailers and services that local real estate executives say are needed to turn an entertainment district into a viable around-the-clock community.

"A meaningful estate tax is needed to prevent our democracy from becoming a dynastic plutocracy".

Warren Buffett told Congress that a progressive estate tax is needed to keep the nation from moving "toward a plutocracy".

Committed action by myriad partners in the real estate world is needed to get the skilled labor numbers back up to past levels, to a place where the housing market doesn't suffer from a shortage of stock.

"Estate planning is absolutely critical because, without it, the law requires a court action when guardianship or conservatorship [of an estate] is needed," David said.

A progressive and meaningful estate tax is needed to curb the movement of a democracy toward plutocracy".

She said the vast majority of rangelands are privately owned, and income from ranching is usually small compared to the price the land can command in the real estate market, so when cash is needed for college, retirement or other major expenses, ranchers face strong pressure to sell.

By 2010 a new World Bank loan promised to address the problem of real estate registry (a proper system was needed to ensure transparent property transactions and to protect minority property rights), but a June report of the Council of Europe expressed continuing international concern over the wider judicial reform that would be needed to establish the rule of law.