In the mid-1980s, he declared bankruptcy and faced foreclosure of his farmland.
"And as with any utopia they are also a dystopia, because a utopia, involves the foreclosure of alternatives".
Buena Vista, Va., narrowly missed a creditor foreclosure of its city hall and police building, after a park authority failed to repay the bonds for a golf course.
If antitrust legislation, as it stands, proves unable to stop the foreclosure of competition, maybe Congress will take notice and act to maintain a competitive playing field.
The House ethics committee said Thursday that it had cleared Representative Laura Richardson, Democrat of California, of wrongdoing in the foreclosure of her Sacramento property.
The tendency of extremes is to meet, and perfection in life is a false Grail, a foreclosure of possibility, a kind of death.
So far the tab stands at $145.9 billion, and it grows with every foreclosure of a three-bedroom home with a two-car garage one hour from Phoenix.
Sherry Waite, who serves an affluent community in southern California near San Diego, is eagerly awaiting the foreclosure of some of her neighborhood's high-priced homes.
But so are a plethora of other things online - the far more extensive foreclosure of the public domain by virtue of laws on copyright, gambling, 'child safety', pornography.
He is getting his finances back in order after being sued several times for nonpayment and facing foreclosure of his Chicago mansion.
It can be helped by preventing realistically the tragedy of the growing loss through foreclosure of our small homes and our farms.
