disposable assets

First, like a thief casing the joint, he went from room to room again and made a mental inventory of his disposable assets.

Correction: his and Zoe's disposable assets.

Mr. Giuliani said the law was unfair because it excluded people's homes from seizure by the government but not their cash, stocks or other disposable assets.

Eligibiity for legal aid depends on the applicant's income and disposable assets but those on government benefits are generally likely to qualify.

The mayor did not provide details but said the change would enable New York City renters to keep more of their cash and disposable assets than current laws allow.

On Monday, when President Clinton sent his budget proposal to Congress, it disappointed New York officials by failing to delete Governors Island from Congress's list of disposable assets.

That is to say we held-er, you understand I am not at liberty to disclose actual figures-some ahem, millions of pounds of his money in cash, disposable assets and various investments.

Historically, the GQ man has been a suave sort, a man who not only looks good in a suit but also has the kind of career and disposable assets that go with it.

Trading parts of Oklahoma to help New York and New Jersey could encourage their belief that the Federal lands are disposable assets that can willy-nilly be put up for grabs.

At the end of 2011, there were 18,000 Asian people mainly in Southeast Asia, China and Japan who have at least $100 million in disposable assets, while North America with 17,000 people and Western Europe with 14,000 people.