Sentence examples for retained title from inspiring English sources

While the Indians owned the allotments and sometimes lived on them, the government retained title and generated income for the Indians from use of the land.

Because the city retained title to the land, the developer was unable to secure financing from Canadian banks, and sought out an American hedge fund, which demanded a loan guarantee from the city.

Though the Indians owned these allotments and often lived on them, the government retained title and generated income for the Indians from oil, coal and timber leases, from easements and ranching, from all the ways that those lands could yield money short of outright sale.

During a debate last month, Nigel David Jones also called on the British government to "work with other European countries to urge the government of Cyprus to prosecute individuals who have retained title deeds after completion of property sales to U.K. or other E.U. citizens".

This was a continuation of the building's use from when the federal government retained title.

In 1962, when the brothers went their separate ways, Harmatz retained title to the building and continued to operate the meat market from a counter inside the deli.

We retained titles where we had any doubt regarding inclusion.

Likewise, less likely to be retained titles for this paper could help those who aren't (yet) memory researchers to see the differences between "good" and "bad" titles.

There are, however, some sponsored agreements under which the sponsor retains title to any equipment purchased with sponsor funds.

One unique feature of the annexation agreements was a provision permitting Texas to retain title to its public lands.

Champions League: Will Real Madrid retain title?