Sentence examples for estates below from inspiring English sources

From euphoria during the Labour conference at the end of last month, the mood changed totally during the Conservative gathering after George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, pledged to abolish inheritance tax on estates below £1m and David Cameron made an unscripted and well received speech.

The report also found: The Royal Household was "not looking after nationally important heritage properties adequately", saying that, in March 2012, 39% of the royal estate was "below what the household deemed to be an acceptable condition".

While it took Mine That Bird just 2 minutes 2.66 seconds to cover the Derby's mile-and-a-quarter distance, it took his trainer, Woolley, a lifetime and a couple of days to occupy horse racing's most hallowed real estate below Churchill Downs's twin spires.

Take a peek through Hemingway's Key West estate, below.

With some exceptions, authorities will no longer be allowed to sell real estate for below-market value, as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority did when it sold rights to build over railyards in Brooklyn to the developers of the Atlantic Yards project.

A deputy United States marshal formerly in charge of liquidating assets seized in federal investigations was indicted yesterday on charges of profiting from selling automobiles and real estate at below-market prices to family and friends.

But since the vast majority of estates fall below the threshold for federal inheritance taxes — $5.4 million in 2015 — it would mainly impact the top one per cent, which owns forty per cent of the nation's wealth.

And some of those mineral estates are below our treasured national parks.

At a time when economists and homebuyers have been wondering whether a housing bubble is on the verge of popping, the average sales price climbed to a record high, according to the Douglas Elliman Manhattan Market Overview, one of the most comprehensive surveys of the real estate market below 96th Street on the East Side and below 112th Street on the West Side.

Mr. Obama yielded to Republicans on extending the high-end Bush tax cuts and on cutting the estate tax below its scheduled level.

Though it carves a broad three-storey relief into the national mall, most of the museum's real estate is below ground level.