Sentence examples for extended estates from inspiring English sources

The neighborhood is hidden in a desert valley filled with date palms -- the water and foliage making it slightly cooler -- and the extended estates of various princes.

The equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment should be extended to estates.

Many gentlemen's sons became members of the Inns, though not necessarily lawyers: they needed the rudiments of law to be able to defend and extend their estates.

Extending the estate tax cut would benefit the estates of the wealthiest 0.3 percent of Americans who die in 2013 — about 7,000 people.

Soon the institution was extended beyond imperial estates to tie certain categories of tenants to private estates as well.

Legislation was passed that created a commonwealth bank and a land tax to break up large estates, extended the Navigation Act to protect Australian shipping, and started a national navy.

At Jervaulx are the ruins of a Cistercian abbey (founded 1145) whose estates extended over a large area.

Most tax advisers thought that Congress would extend the estate tax before it was due to expire at the end of last year.

The WSJ estimates that it (along with extending some estate and gift tax provisions and indexing the AMT for inflation) would achieve $110 billion in deficit reduction in 2020 (covering about 10% of that year's deficit).

At least three other rural-state Democratic senators have proposed extending current estate tax rates: Claire McCaskill of Missouri, Jon Tester of Montana and Mark Pryor of Arkansas.

Job creation will probably have to wait until next year but the House is determined to extend the estate tax break permanently before leaving for the holidays, Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md).