Sentence examples for settle on estate from inspiring English sources
Robert Miller Weston, Conn., Nov. 21, 2009 To the Editor: Ray D. Madoff rightly urges Congress to settle on estate tax legislation that can give taxpayers more certainty in planning their estates, and I believe that the exemption and tax rate should remain at least at current levels.
They were invited in 1722 by Nikolaus Ludwig, Graf von Zinzendorf, to settle on his estate of Berthelsdorf in Lusatia.
The Jansenist persecutions of 1679 forced him to settle on the family estate of Tillemont, where he remained, continuing his studies in church history until his death.
Mr. Quaid and Ms. Stone are Cooper and Leah Tilson, a professional couple with two children who flee the New York rat race to settle on a country estate purchased at a fire-sale price.
Although it appears likely that Congress will settle on a permanent estate tax exemption of $3.5 million (the level for 2009, under current law) or higher, it still pays for wealthy individuals to consider giving away assets now (see story).
You may go through multiple real estate agents, general contractors, or even a few attorneys before you settle on one who is competent and works well with you.
Planners always assumed Congress would settle on a permanent estate-tax level or at least a temporary fix before the tax lapsed in 2010.
After taking the children to live in Mexico, France and England, he settled on an estate in rural Connecticut.
During the French Revolution, he escaped the massacres of Paris in 1792 and settled on his estate in Normandy.
Mr. Handy settled on an estate in an exclusive section of Yonkers after he had attained fame.
They settled on the estate of Strathallan Castle as the best home for the annual event, but Scottish ministers ruled that the proposal must go through a rigorous planning application including an environmental impact assessment.
