Sentence examples for a codicil subject to from inspiring English sources
The next adds a codicil: "subject to environmental safeguards".
"It brought a dry subject to life".
You are not a "subject" to anyone.
Maria had played a large part in getting Williams to sign a codicil to his will withdrawing the bequest of his papers to the University of the South — the alma mater of his beloved grandfather Walter Dakin, in whose name a literary fund was to be established — and giving them to Harvard.
He said, 'My only concern is Rose.' " And in at least one regard Williams' will is explicit in its intention to separate the co-trustees, who had fiduciary power, from the people evaluating his literary remains; in a codicil to his will he designated Harvard University to be the sole arbiter of such judgment.
A codicil has to be created and initialled by you and both witnesses.
An early landgrave of Hesse had a codicil added to the Lord's Prayer: "Give us this day our daily hart in the pride of grease," i.e., a fattened stag.
His collection of drawings, prints and books were left to his nephew, the painter Michael Wright; however a codicil to the will stated that the books were to be sold on behalf of his son Thomas, who was then abroad.
In a codicil to his will, he expressed his wish to be buried at Port-Royal.
In a codicil to her will, she left her cremated remains to Kathryn Mayne, the English nanny whom she named as the twins' guardian.
