Sentence examples for made to property from inspiring English sources

Some small indemnification has been made to property owners whose holdings lay in former German territories now outside the country.

Mr López Díaz reckons that 9% of the cajas' total loans could become non-performing, and within that a fifth of the loans made to property developers.

Dalton Barton's success was due entirely to loans it had made to property companies, and with the bank's two previous owners, Dellal and Van Gelder, both on the board of Keyser Ullman, the headlong lending against real estate continued.

The prime minister, William Ewart Gladstone, at last recognizing the necessity for drastic Irish reforms, disestablished the Protestant Church of Ireland in 1869 and in 1870 introduced the first Irish Land Act, which conceded the principles of secure tenure and compensation for improvements made to property.

This "hole" is the amount of capital that must be injected by the authorities to absorb the losses that the banks (especially regional savings banks) might suffer on all the loans they made to property developers and mortgage borrowers during the housing bubble of the last decade.

An improvement made to leased property.

If repairs are not made to the property, the case could go to the Housing Department general manager for enforcement.

"But once they have all the facts, they understand modifications can be made to a property that is designated.

The council is making arrangements so that essential deliveries can be made to the properties.

At last, another check experiment is made to confirm properties of each boosting member.

None of these properties include improvements made to nonresidential residential property that are depreciated over 39 years.