Sentence examples for As testamentary from inspiring English sources

Trusts for minor children are commonly set up as Testamentary Trusts when a person wishes to leave an inheritance to a minor child, but does not wish for the child to have control of the property until he or she reaches a certain age.

Just write a basic will, which should contain what's known as a testamentary trust, or a trust created for the benefit of the child and that usually goes into effect only if both parents die, said Ms. Bender-Kelner.

Royal Licences are issued on the advice of Garter King of Arms and are usually dependent on there being some constraining circumstances such as a testamentary injunction (a requirement in a will) or a good reason to wish to perpetuate a particular coat of arms.

With the case of Anna Nicole Smith, she was in an unmarried, unrelated relationship and did not leave specific instructions with regard to her burial wishes and unclear wishes as to her testamentary desires.

Pound sought the means to "Make It New" (as the title of his testamentary work of theory would have it) by studying the very old.

In fact, Mr. Levy says, the United States is extremely generous; $306 billion was given to charity in 2007, 80percentt of which came from individuals while they were alive or in testamentary gifts, as opposed to donations from corporations or foundations.

The title of the movie that kept coming back to me was his last one (to date), "Cracking Up"; Sherman shows herself cracking up, shows an art star cracking up, and she does it in terms akin to those of Lewis's great testamentary film: as failed attempts at suicide.

Looking at the definition of a "testamentary disposition" as applied in other sorts of cases is inconclusive.

A revocable trust, also known as a living trust or a testamentary trust, is one established during your lifetime in a will.

It's a poem most interestingly read as a retread of MacDiarmid's "The Watergaw" and its testamentary concerns ("And I thocht o' the last wild look you gied / Afore ye deed").

The response has been to view the secret trust as a disposition inter vivos ("between the living") rather than testamentary in nature.