Sentence examples for property resolving from inspiring English sources

Rachel Merelie, acting executive director for markets and mergers at the CMA, said: "You might not need a lawyer very often but when you do it will often be at a crucial point in your life – whether that's buying a property, resolving a dispute or getting expert advice on financial and employment matters.

For the last nine years, the World Bank has been grading countries on 10 measures of business regulation: getting electricity, enforcing contracts, protecting investors, dealing with construction permits, trading across borders, registering property, resolving insolvency, paying taxes, getting credit and starting a business.

He said that over the past 18 months, Silver Lake and the other investors had made achievements such as acquiring the Skype intellectual property, resolving litigation with the company's founders, recruiting a new management team, and signing up strategic partnerships with companies like Verizon, Citrix, Samsung, Panasonic, Sony and LG.

Does that mean that people must agree to an equal division of community property when resolving such issues outside of court?

Ms. Crawford successfully obtained a rare restraining order from the courts that halted any further encroachment on her land until questions surrounding TransCanada's right to condemn her property are resolved.

The responsibility for resolving property disputes, those few that are addressed, often falls to city council members or tribal sheiks.

Little of the $180m earmarked to pay for resolving property disputes and to compensate the displaced has been dished out.

They called themselves "administrations" and provided some services, like resolving property disputes or trying theft suspects in courts based on Islamic and customary Somali law.

These include resettling refugees, resolving property disputes and deciding whether the national government or ministates should control former Yugoslav military buildings and equipment.

But the legal framework for resolving property disputes, and the nature of the contracts themselves, are still as incomplete as many of the buildings, analysts said.

Since 2015, negotiators from the U.S. State Department and Cuba's Foreign Ministry have met twice for talks aimed at resolving property claims; a senior State Department official called the last encounter in July "substantive in nature".