Sentence examples for will disposing from inspiring English sources

She then joined forces with the Swedish nobles, who had risen against the unpopular king Albert in a dispute over the will disposing of the lands of Bo Jonsson Grip, the powerful chancellor.

A criminal prohibition on murder may be a command backed by a threat of sanction, but a law authorizing an individual to make a valid will disposing of his property after his death is not.

The tragedy was regarded as a pure accident, until statements appeared to the effect that five other clients of his had, within recent years, met untimely deaths, and it was discovered that the countess had made a will disposing of $10,000 in his favor.

The 3D is excellently done, but totally disposable (in fact, you probably will dispose of it before you get your first cup).

The first is the powerlessness of the narrator, someone who has words at his disposal but who feels that words, in all their uncertainty and shiftiness, will dispose of him.

A few mind-boggling figures will dispose of these fantasies.

Mr Michael's cabinet will propose policies, but Assembly committees will dispose.

(It is estimated that a woman will dispose of 11,400 tampons in her lifetime – an ecological disaster).

According to paragraph 2.4 here it is "contemplated that TfL will dispose of the land to such a company".

Zynga also said it will dispose of 13 older games and reduce its investment in the game The Ville.

Quiet, calm deliberation by the justice committee and the Leveson inquiry will dispose of all this special pleading.