Sentence examples for estate role from inspiring English sources

As Leah Oatway, senior communications officer at Action Against Hunger, says: "We need the media, in its fourth estate role, to share messages on important issues or crises that are under-reported and require international support, to encourage world leaders to make positive commitments to alleviate poverty, and to hold them accountable for those commitments".

I'm serving as executor for my father's estate, a role few of us are prepared for until we're playing it, so I was grateful when the mail brought "The American Bar Association Guide to Wills and Estates" — the fourth edition of a handbook the A.B.A. began publishing in 1995.

Topics include the effects of resettlement into housing estates, the role of new houses in Tibetan culture and the persistence of pastures as common property despite official privatisation programmes.

"Good ideas can come from just about anybody," Ms. Quinn said in an interview on Wednesday, when asked about the real estate industry's role.

Practically overnight, Spain's banks have been forced to begin managing vast real estate portfolios, a role most were ill equipped to take on.

Some residents have long resented the estate's starring role in a Channel 4 ident in which flying concrete pieces come together to form the number four.

Mr. Speyer, meanwhile, has positioned himself above the rough and tumble of the real estate world, a role that has at times put him at odds with his real estate brethren.

[C10.] A Shift for Real Estate Projects The role taken by Lend Lease Real Estate Investments, the manager of a pension fund that is the lead investor in a development in Bellevue, Wash., reflects the changes in real estate financing.

There is much to discuss: the three-day agenda is chock-full of impressive and diverse topics – from urban forests, to the regulation of real estate markets, the role and responsibilities of local governments, infrastructure, financing, public space, migration and housing.

The former car park is being grassed as part of a redevelopment, funded by an £8m Heritage Lottery Fund grant, to focus on the 55-acre estate's WWII role.

This was especially relevant in those industries more prone to cronyism (e.g., construction and real estate), where the role of connections with public officials is key for business success.