Sentence examples for seek possession from inspiring English sources

Will local authorities require housing associations to seek possession before taking criminal proceedings so they can rely on the finding of the civil court?

Spain will adopt a 4-3-3 foneathat, albeit one that may include no actual strikers at all, and seek possession for protection as well as creation.

Technically excellent, comfortable with both feet and with a commanding confidence, he's not afraid to seek possession anywhere on the pitch, and then uses his mature decision making to rarely give it away.

In Westminster, the council is looking at using "demoted tenancy" powers under the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003, which allows social landlords to to seek possession of a property, even if it is under a secured tenancy.

Tureen recommended that the tribe argue that the entire treaty was void and ask the federal government to seek possession of the entire 1000000 acre on their behalf.

A further 13 are on suspended possession orders or notices seeking possession.

The activists say they have not received any formal communication from the owners seeking possession of the building.

Residents and campaigners occupying the homes have been summoned to court next week by lawyers for Annington, which is seeking possession and prevention of further trespass.

They use discretionary grounds when seeking possession, so giving the court the option to adjourn the case or make whatever order the judge considers reasonable.

In Chapter 2 of a long story that is growing longer, the Metropolitan Museum of Art filed suit Tuesday in United States District Court in Manhattan seeking possession of a painting now in the hands of Robert Wylde, a British collector.

Nixon assiduously sought possession of his papers, but the cause was subverted by the library's first director, Hugh Hewitt, who announced that he would screen researchers for partisan compatibility; Bob Woodward, Hewitt said, would not be welcome.