Sentence examples for gain title from inspiring English sources

The wild card in the proposal is what the city could do with the trade center property should it gain title.

Municipalities can also use eminent domain and land banking to gain title to vacant and foreclosed homes, and then dedicate those homes to community land trusts.

ALBANY — Gov. David A. Paterson banned smoking in college dormitories, created rules allowing museums to gain title to unclaimed art and even gave his approval to wine-flavored ice cream as he signed 137 bills into law on Tuesday.

Anne Ackerson, director of the Museum Association of New York, said, "This bill is going to provide legal recourse for all types of museums — big and small, art history, you name it — all types of institutions with collections, to be able to gain title of ownership to those materials in their possession that they don't currently own".

"Breaking the Waves" was also harrowing, and "Proving Up" is, if anything, even more so: Closely mining the short story of the same name by Karen Russell about homesteaders in Nebraska trying to gain title to their land under the provisions of the Homestead Act, it presents a vision of the American Dream as American nightmare.

There's an even more explicit rule against using public office (like, say, the White House) for private gain: Title 5 section 2635.702.

Mr. Glickman gained title in April.

Gaining title to the land is also fostering a new sense of pride.

Land was plentiful, and the Minangkabau frequently gained title to land by clearing, planting, and living on it.

Albert was unpopular with the Finns, and by 1374 a Swedish nobleman, Bo Jonsson Grip, had gained title to all of Finland.

Under the deal, Enron gained title to the authority's energy only for an instant before it was transferred back to the agency, Mr. Blumenthal said.