Sentence examples for respective deeds from inspiring English sources
And because sport only reaches the heights and becomes totally absorbing when two rival individuals or teams are pushed to the limit and therefore defined and authenticated by their respective deeds.
It's about time everybody owned up to their respective "dirty deeds".
The Trusts were established primarily to compensate former workers of asbestos specific mining operations 1 according to the provisions of their respective Trust deeds.
In some cases, he said, the easement agreement is contained in the deeds to the respective properties or in a subdivision plan if the property is part of a subdivision.
While the deliberative and judicial species have their context in a controversial situation in which the listener has to decide in favor of one of two opposing parties, the third species does not aim at such a decision: the epideictic speech praises or blames somebody, it tries to describe things or deeds of the respective person as honorable or shameful.
A properly drafted deed should obviate the need to understand these default rules because such a deed should spell out the respective duties and limitations of the parties' rights with respect to the driveway.
He uses George Washington and George Marshall as examples of "real men" who "defended or served their city" and performed "deeds of honor" in their respective eras ― when things were generally worse for women and people of color.
A Donald M. Onorato, a co-op and condominium lawyer in Hackensack, N.J., said that the state's Condominium Act provides that common expenses be charged to unit owners according to their respective interests in the common elements as set forth in the master deed or bylaws.
Both men had opportunities to win, the respective opponent only just kicking out, but Ambrose eventually claimed the victory after hitting Del Rio with a Dirty Deeds, clocking a not very respectable time of 15:42 in the process.
