Sentence examples for Personal inheritance from inspiring English sources

And this is made worse by Chinese officials who treat Tibet as their personal inheritance, and behave like latter-day feudal lords.

After the louche air of moneyed access that seemed to haunt Tony Blair's last days in power, Mr Brown played upon his personal inheritance as a son of the manse and history of ministerial rectitude.

The basis of the Aga Khan's wealth is contributions from Ismaili Muslims, who are required to donate up to 10percentt of their yearly income to the imam, in addition to his personal inheritance and investment income from that money.

"It is shocking that the president does not understand that in a democracy, the presidency is a public trust and not a personal inheritance.

That is because the notion of feminism transcends the political even as it permeates the psychological terrain of cultural and personal inheritance.

While Donald Trump's father Fred Trump seems to have had as a young man a suspicious proximity to a New York City KKK riot, a rather less disputable association ties Donald Trump even closer to overt racism -- as it happens, Donald Trump's personal inheritance was built on it.

But it is obviously significant to Cianfrance and his co-writers in the way it draws together the themes of masculinity, fatherhood, personal responsibility, inheritance and fate that underlie their merging of American family epic and Greek tragedy.

Second, most likely due to his twin vulnerabilities of a personal offshore inheritance and poor legislative record, he is careful to always be seen to "own" the issue; never on the back foot reacting, always proactive in hunting down the bad guys; even confronting our own union flag-flying network of tax havens with his recent "clampdown" agreement.

One attempt to diminish the crisis has been drastic budget cuts and sharply higher taxes on corporate profits, personal incomes inheritances and other things which Pres.

Seattle-based divorce lawyer Michael Fancher told VICE that everything except personal gifts, inheritances, and assets owned before the marriage will normally be divided between the two.

Seattle-based divorce lawyer Michael Fancher told VICE that everything except personal gifts, inheritances, and assets owned before the marriage will be divided equally between the two.