Sentence examples for title research from inspiring English sources

A notary, typically selected and compensated by the buyer, handles title research on the property.

In the 1920's, Homer had a regular job in a title research office, but walked eight miles to and from the office every day.

"The buyer is very well protected," said Mr. de Maleissye, noting that title research in France is meticulous and strictly regulated.

The average percentage charged by an heir locator is 20 per cent of an inheritance – typically £67,500, says Title Research.

"There are two areas of concern for us," says Tom Curran, the chief executive of Title Research, a firm which tracks down beneficiaries but only on the instruction of solicitors.

(The university uses the title "research instructor" for those who have exceeded the stipulated 5-year stint as a postdoc).

On the contrary, the secretary of another network member thought that the general title of "research network" will be meaningless if networks were to work on a specific field, then instead of generally saying "research networks", these institutions must be addressed as "disease X's research web".

Then he went to work for Mr. Limbaugh as the broadcaster's eyes and ears in Washington with the title of research director.

More recently he wrote a book about Ronald Reagan (he was a domestic policy analyst at the tail end of the Reagan administration) and now holds the title of "research scholar" at the American Enterprise Institute, whose other beneficiaries include Robert Bork, Charles Murray, Newt Gingrich and Lynne Cheney.

It is difficult to imagine another manager keeping his job for this long, especially without a title; recent research shows that, on average, most last with a Premier League club for only a little more than a year and a half.

Lerner notes that one of the most important government initiatives to encourage innovation was the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980, which gave universities automatic title to research paid by the federal government.