Sentence examples for personal disposal from inspiring English sources
Astor left $60 million at her personal disposal and a like amount for the foundation.
In its calculation of the king's personal assets, Forbes included assets belonging to the Crown Property Bureau that are held in trust for the nation and not at the king's personal disposal.
I have reached the conclusion that for some people the beach - at least this one, in Ocean City, N.J. - is seen as a giant receptacle available for their own personal disposal purposes, even though, like most beaches, our beach has numerous trash and recycling bins set up at convenient intervals.
Expect the stellar growth to continue: the bank also forecast that personal disposal income on the Emerald Isle would double over the next decade.
Alternatively, left over from the old visa rules, if you have £200,000 (USD322,000) cash at your personal disposal you can also qualify.
But with media at our personal disposal these days, it's become its own boutique industry.
Site-specific standard operating procedures (SOPs) regulated such operations to include entry and exit, waste disposal, personal protective equipment (PPE) gowning and disrobing, occupational-health surveillance, and post-extraction DNA non-viablility certification.
· Strengthening emergency preparedness and response with supplies, training and publicity campaigns to promote correct waste disposal, personal hygiene practices, water handling and household cleanliness in general.
True, Calisto Tanzi, imprisoned founder of the bankrupt, fraud-ridden milk group, offered to put his personal assets at the disposal of Enrico Bondi, who is trying to find a missing €8 billion ($10 billion).
Various groups went on the hunt for a Texas Rubio — a conservative who could compete against a front-runner with name recognition and millions in personal wealth at his disposal.
Mr. Eichel has been accused of using the air force plane at his disposal for personal flights -- charges as yet unproven -- and Mr. Scharping is facing questions over the exposure of soldiers to depleted uranium in NATO ammunition.
