Sentence examples for properties handed over from inspiring English sources

They are mostly tax-foreclosed properties handed over by the city for $3 a lot.

She found herself entirely unable to restore the vast number of ecclesiastical properties handed over or sold to private landowners.

WHEN historic properties are handed over in Britain to the National Trust or to English Heritage, it is the National Trust that tends to get the really good ones.

Reckless bank loans to offshore entities have fuelled much of the historic property boom, handed over by lenders who subsequently had to be bailed out.

After three years of negotiating with the state, the property was handed over to Stratford Festival Theater Inc., and the group has been working on renovations toward Mr. Burke's elaborate plan ever since.

Before the bank could respond, it would find that these claims were agreed locally and ownership of the property effectively handed over to these mysterious individuals.

It would help if this historic media property were handed over to a true media executive, someone who really knows the business.

The amendment stipulated that the mill owners could develop their properties, provided they handed over a third of the land for low-cost public housing, another one-third to the Brihanmumbai Corporation, the civic body governing the city, for open spaces, leaving the remaining third for commercial development.

It's still unlikely the rent for properties you can afford will drop or that any expropriated property would be handed over to people to live in.

As the military presence has been run down, MOD property has been handed over to the Government of Gibraltar but the latter has lacked the resources to look after all of the buildings and land that have been transferred.

Nonexempt property must be handed over to pay back your creditors.