Sentence examples for upon estate from inspiring English sources

Regarding the British data, where the disagreement between Mr Piketty's data and the series calculated by Mr Giles is largest, he writes:What is troubling about the FT methodological choices is that they use the estimates based upon estate tax statistics for the older decades (until the 1980s), and then they shift to the survey based estimates for the more recent period.

I updated these series for the 1990-2010 period using official HMRC data that are also based upon estate tax records.

What is troubling about the FT methodological choices is that they use the estimates based upon estate tax statistics for the older decades (until the 1980s), and then they shift to the survey based estimates for the more recent period.

It translates to "attached to the family property", or "upon, with the estate".

As for the liberal elite, ask Turner-nominated Michael Dean, who describes his childhood on a Newcastle Upon Tyne estate as "sub-proletarian".

Immigrants and minority borrowers are particularly dependent upon real estate professionals because they may not speak fluent English or understand the complex loan terms and documents, which can certainly confound native speakers as well.

When Lynn comes upon the put-upon Louise with a copy of the "Seagull" script, she offers this airy explanation of the play: "It's about a beautiful actress and how she and the man she loves descend upon an estate causing havoc and heartbreak among the provincials".

They may make disqualifications dependent upon the tenure of freehold estate, upon the payment of tax, upon militia duty, or upon the color of skin; but whoever the State chooses to confer her political authority upon, are the people".

Such a storm would probably flood New York's subway system as well as acres upon acres of prime real estate in neighborhoods like the East Village, the Financial District, TriBeCa, Coney Island, Red Hook, Dumbo, as well as parts of Staten Island and most of the Rockaways.

Unesco needs to pluck up its courage and make a determined effort in Pakistan and Afghanistan to reach the military, the Taliban and the landowners upon whose estates these sites often sit.

Tallage, in medieval Europe, a tax imposed by the lord of an estate upon his unfree tenants.