Sentence examples similar to get considerable easement from inspiring English sources
Cyclist deaths in London get considerable media attention.
We've got considerable experience in government.
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The conference got considerable media coverage, especially in the European press and in the Economist.
He's got considerable cash flow to tinker with.
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He had hoped to get an easement but wound up buying the land instead.
She'd been dosing them up all through the night with the paregoric so they could get some easement from their coughing.
"One thing we did is get an easement on the Governor Morehead School property so that a pedestrian bridge from Pullen Park was part of the purchase agreement," McFarlane says.
On Friday, Energy Transfer Partners CEO Kelcy Warren was confident, telling CBS, "We will get this easement and we will complete our project".
But last year the Texas Supreme Court ruled that a company that wanted to build a CO2 pipeline for its own use was a private carrier and couldn't use eminent domain to get an easement on a Houston-area rice farm.
