Sentence examples for transferring property from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kelly showed us an Indian deed transferring property in Bushwick, spelled "Boysyck," to the palefaces in 1660.

By transferring property now, when market values are low, you can pack more into these limits, Ms. Plaine said.

The law prohibits foreigners from purchasing or transferring property, but the government has granted Mr. Aung San Oo an exemption.

In a survey by the International Finance Corporation, Nigeria ranks 178th out of 183 countries when it comes to transferring property.

Instead, they are pursuing a policy of "local integration": transferring property ownership, ensuring equal access to services and encouraging self-sufficiency rather than dependency on the state.

Members of same-sex couples are permitted to make medical and burial decisions for each other and are eligible for tax benefits that married people get when transferring property.

So we can go back and forth between model-theoretic and proof-theoretic notions, transferring properties of one to the other.

Criticized by Buchanan (1954) for transferring properties of individual choice to collective choice, Arrow in the second edition of Social Choice and Individual Values gave a different rationale.

(By law, dead people cannot transfer property or receive it; only their estates can).

In ancient Greece and Rome, adoption was commonly used, in the absence of male heirs, to transfer property rights to protégés.

The phrasal verb to make over has been in business since 1546, meaning "to hand over" and then "to transfer property".