Sentence examples for property to secure from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vilar, whose personal worth was once put at nearly $1 billion, has had difficulty raising money or finding property to secure a $10 million personal recognizance bond.

A quarter said they purchased a second home in the catchment area, while 26% admitted to renting a property to secure a school place.

The government had sought stiffer bond terms, asking that she put up $100,000 in cash or property to secure the bond.

Judge Eaton said he was willing to grant bail if friends of Mr. Dreier's could put up $10 million in cash or property to secure a $20 million bond.

Underscoring what prosecutors said was Ms. Leung's vast wealth, she and her family had offered to post bail for as much as $2 million in property to secure her release.

One in four parents with school-age children have either bought or rented a new property to secure an address in the catchment area of the best schools, according to a report.

"People buy properties to secure their money against inflation," said Prokop Svoboda, a partner in the luxury real estate company Svoboda & Williams.

Meanwhile in this volatile context in early 2002, Alcoa undertook what became a very undermining and divisive buy up of private properties to secure what local people called a 'buffer' (Brueckner & Author 2010: p83).

The force's assistant chief officer, Lynne Potts, said it took all such reports seriously and measures were in place to secure property, equipment and vehicles.

While many people expressed support for Mr. Abdoulah, a Yemeni who attended college here, few were willing to put up the money or property deeds to secure his bail if it meant disclosing their names.

They have now taken control of Dundrum Town Centre and the other properties used to secure the loans.