Sentence examples for estate surrendered from inspiring English sources

On 15 May 1532, a depleted Convocation enacted the Submission by which the clerical estate surrendered their independent power to legislate, effectively bringing spiritual jurisdiction under secular control.

It also specified that the agreement settled all claims, indicating that the estate had surrendered its demands for damages for the asserted breach of confidentiality.

The crown estate income was surrendered to the Treasury in return for an annual civil list by George III.

Tate George, the former N.B.A. player and the chief executive of a real estate development firm, surrendered Friday to federal authorities and will face charges that prosecutors say are related to running a Ponzi scheme.

All surrendered estates of members were made liquid through a succession of trusts, and routinely placed in the prophet's name in several numbered Swiss bank accounts to protect against legal incursion.

Clancy's widow believes Jack Ryan is owned by Clancy's estate and claims Webb has wrongfully entered into agreements that have surrendered the estate's interest in Jack Ryan to Jack Ryan Enterprises, Ltd. (JREL) and Jack Ryan Limited Partnership (JRLP), two entities created by Clancy to hold ownership of his literary works.

Deutsche Bank has agreed to provide financing to the buyer of Worldwide Plaza, on Eighth Avenue between 49th and 50th Streets, and the office portion of 1540 Broadway between 45th and 46th Streets — both part of the portfolio that the New York real estate investor Harry B. Macklowe surrendered to the bank last year.

In March Prince Nakano formally surrendered his estates and serfs to the state; other nobles followed his lead, and in August an edict reinforced the January decree and made such surrender mandatory and universal.

George surrendered the Crown Estate to Parliamentary control in return for a civil list annuity for the support of his household and the expenses of civil government.

When Authari became king the dukes surrendered half their estates for the maintenance of the king and his court.

In modern times, the profits surrendered from the Crown Estate to the Treasury have exceeded the Civil List and Grants-in-Aid.