Sentence examples for use deed from inspiring English sources

"We shouldn't make it easier to use deed restrictions, but use them less," said Michael Livermore, an environmental advocate with the New York Public Interest Research Group.

QUEENS AS IT OUGHT TO BE -- Paul Graziano will give a talk with slides titled "Perspectives on Preservation" that addresses issues that have come to the forefront in Queens, like zoning, land use, deed restrictions and landmark designation; tomorrow 7 30 p.m.; Quinn's Gallery, 35-20 Broadway, Long Island City, Queens; free; (718) 27180718.

In their gated enclaves the wealthy will use deeds, contracts and covenants to police snoopy neighbors as strictly as they police lawn ornaments and gaudy paint schemes.

"As the former head of tax at PwC has said 'the reason people use deeds of variation is to save on inheritance tax'.

TO help document the dead, a group of volunteers has begun collecting information from headstones and researching the defunct burial societies, using deeds and death notices.

This could go some way to rectifying the main problem of using deeds to alleviate humanitarian crises the lengthy process involved in their adoption and implementation.

Depletion of lhx1 within the nephric anlagen using DEED-AS oligonucleotides resulted in a severe reduction or absence of the kidney tubule.

"May Allah accept the sacrifices of our noble brother Syed Rizwan Farook and his blessed wife, accept them among the shuhadā', and use their deeds as a means to awaken more Muslims in America, Europe, and Australia," the magazine stated.

But Mr Osborne said he was concerned that the measure was being abused and said the Treasury would conduct a review on the "avoidance of inheritance tax through the use of deeds of variation".

"May Allah accept the sacrifices of our noble brother Syed Rizwan Farook and his blessed wife, accept them among the shuhada (martyrs), and use their deeds as a means to awaken more Muslims in America, Europe, and Australia".

But Mr Shapps said: "There is an open question as to whether Ed Miliband avoided the full inheritance tax liability he owed by using a 'Deed of Variation'".