Sentence examples for lease title from inspiring English sources
Upon maturation, each settler receives a share by lottery and a lease title for 99 years.
Lawyers representing Mr Fryett, who faces imprisonment for allegedly using a false land lease title, yesterday insisted that the father-of-two is the victim of a "political landgrab" and strongly denied the forgery allegation, describing the claim as "completely nonsensical".
Love on a Mortal Lease (title from George Meredith) was released in June, followed in November by The Journey of High Honour, at 30,000 words considerably shorter than the 355 pages of Love on a Mortal Lease.
This gap arose in the course of the dissolution of collective and state farms and their end as the main agricultural players during Soviet times, and the replacement of the previously centrally planned utilization regime in the 1990s with a system of commoditized private pasture lease titles, and hierarchical pasture management structures.
In 2010 they wrote to Michael Beaumont, who holds the feudal position of Seigneur, and offering him £2m in return for his feudal lease and title.
By the United Nation's definition, their residents are missing at least some of the following: durable walls, a secure lease or title, adequate living space, and access to safe drinking water and toilets.
If your goal is to move to a new house, you'll know based on when you sign on the dotted line of your new lease or title papers.
Some say they want the government to convert their 99-year leases into title deeds so they have the collateral to access much needed loans.
He is an independent who has leased the title of Republican so that he can temporarily affix it to the campaign he is building.
At an individual level, Jordan will no longer be the game's most dominant player -- Shaquille O'Neal has a five-year lease on that title.
With the contract, Mr. Malkin's partnership, known as Empire State Building Associates, will merge the lease and the title to the skyscraper for the first time since 1961.
