Sentence examples for of valuable property from inspiring English sources

And if a games company goes bust, can its players claim compensation for loss of valuable property?

Fine arts are comparatively inexpensive to itemize from an insurer's point of view, Mr. Breslow said, less expensive than other kinds of valuable property, like jewelry or cameras.

"There was no asterisk on that ball when he hit it, was there?" I've heard the arguments for defilement of valuable property.

It has polluted the top of millions of web viewers' screens, making an inch of valuable property a no-go zone of garish clutter.

But city officials say the triangle has long been an eyesore and a waste of valuable property close to subway and bus lines, major highways and both La Guardia and Kennedy International Airports.

In ancient Greece, convicted criminals were permitted to take their own lives, but the Roman attitude toward suicide hardened toward the end of the empire as a result of the high incidence among slaves, who thus deprived their owners of valuable property.

But the sale of valuable properties entailed huge tax bills for family members, which several executives said sparked the desire to end their feud.

The deal would mean the expropriation of valuable properties of Bethlehem Steel, the importation of an army of Japanese workmen and technicians and a possible submarine base on the line of communication between the United States and the Panama Canal.

Mr Juffali, whose ex-wife asserted that he owns a string of valuable properties across England, insisted he had already made "generous" provision for Ms Estrada and their 13-year-old daughter, including a monthly payment of £70,000.

Despite being one of the largest financially struggling landowners in the city, the San Francisco Unified School District has largely failed to actively manage its holdings, leaving a number of valuable properties idle for years.

The money instead would go to the private landowner, the Korein family, whose portfolio of valuable properties stretches across Manhattan, from 120 Broadway downtown to the Delmonico Hotel on Park Avenue at 59th Street.