| English term or phrase: to be considered for incorporation | The move to Pest proved to be an economic boon for the family.
Within a year, Fül.p’s business made enough money to be considered
for incorporation and he was invited to become a member of the Commercial
and Industrial Chamber of Pest. Increasingly wealthy, the
family moved into a flat closer to the Danube, in the portion of the
quarter regarded as the neighborhood of the Jewish bourgeoisie. The
buildings there reached deep into the interior of each block and contained
inner courtyards ringed with balconies that led to one- and two-
bedroom apartments. |
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The translation workplace 
peer agreement (net): +5