Sentence examples for of the repossession from inspiring English sources

The number of possession claims – the start of the repossession process – fell during the year to 148,043, the figures show.

Until the day of the repossession actually arrived Patricia was not classified as officially homeless and Dagenham council could not tell where they would be able to offer her temporary accommodation.

At the time of the repossession we owed $8502.39 & received notice that the bank would sell our vehicle at auction.

However, they later discovered the seller did not own the relevant land, leading in late 1826 or early 1827 to the repossession of the majority of the Jetté family's property.

Consequently, his retelling of history is coloured by a hope for the repossession of his homeland.

According to Sharp, three-quarters of the repossessions are not, as one might expect, the "really nasty ones" from the sink estates in the centre of Corby but "lovely ones" in the new purpose-built estates.

A regency was established under which the higher nobility gained control of the government and blocked the repossession of alienated crown lands.

Yet, the lower correlations between the wild-type and the coevolved structures of NC-p1 compared to those in the p1-p6 structures, as well as the decreasing correlations for some of the hinge residues, suggest that the repossession of the structural dynamics as a result of the re-orientation by the coevolutionary mutation in the NC-p1 site is not as strong as that in the p1-p6 site.

The Riksdag (parliament) of 1680 renewed in full force the repossession of alienated crown lands, and by the end of Charles XI's reign the crown had increased its holdings in Sweden Finland from less than 1 percent to more than 30 percent of all lands.

It follows the repossession of part of the property in Bartholomew Street, Exeter, from Property Edge Lettings which went into administration in 2012.

For instance, when one partner is self-employed, in many contexts it is usual custom to attribute the property to the other partner, in order to avoid the repossession of goods by the authority in case of a failure of the activity.