| It is also tied to the dominant estate as an appurtenance if that estate is transferred to a successor in title. |
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| What's more, the depiction of childhood is thin and conventional: Simon is devoid of depth and whimsy, a mere script appurtenance. |
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| For example, a free-standing garage or a tool shed could be characterized as an appurtenance. |
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| The Multi-purpose Hall is an appurtenance of the Museum, situated in the centre of the Vil·la Casals garden. |
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| Similarly, the fact that there are exemptions on a personal basis, taking into consideration religious appurtenance, is completely irrelevant. |
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| The Régie can also take into account the quality of services or the use of an appliance or appurtenance for the building or dwelling concerned. |
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| Cows are seen as an appurtenance to the rural home and the job of looking after them falls mainly to women. |
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| Airspace is now generally accepted as an appurtenance of the subjacent territory and shares the latter's legal status. |
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| Note: Generally, an appurtenance is something which is annexed to or belongs to another thing that is the main element of the item or object in question. |
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| As such, provided the appurtenance is reasonably necessary for the use and enjoyment of the building as a place of residence for individuals, the appurtenance is considered to be part of the residential complex. |
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| A final condition report is made immediately after unpacking the object or appurtenance when it is returned to the lender or otherwise passes out of the care and control of the participating Canadian institution. |
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| There were, of course, millions of men with toothbrush mustaches, but the choice by a performer or politician to keep or discard a symbolic appurtenance is never accidental. |
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| Southern Louisiana is the site of many environmental depredations, but one of them will never be a feeling of locked-down sterility as an appurtenance of human habitation. |
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| Analysis of data relating to the Lomonosov Ridge test of appurtenance was carried out jointly with Danish scientists and the results were presented to the 2008 International Geological Congress in Oslo, Norway. |
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| As that softly spoken malefactor, the fine Finbar Lynch on opening night was sporting an arm in a leather sling, an appurtenance that, we were informed, was the result of an injury sustained by the actor. |
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| To qualify as an appurtenance, an article generally is adapted to the use of the property to which it is connected, and there is an intent that the article be permanently affixed to the land. |
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| However, Kosovar Albanian politicians, regardless of their political appurtenance, noticed no significant change after the election of Vojislav Kostunica as President of Yugoslavia. |
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| Since geographically the Nuba Mountains area belongs to the north, opinions diverge concerning the political appurtenance of this area, if the conflict between the north and the south is considered. |
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