Sentence examples for division of the inheritance from inspiring English sources

Children are as emancipated and independent as in the previous type, but equal division of the inheritance encourages stronger parent-children relations before the passing of the parents.

Following Frederick's death (1428) the Wettins disputed the division of the inheritance; in 1485 Albert and Ernest, the sons of Frederick II (d. 1464), by the Treaty of Leipzig, arranged what came to be a permanent division between the Albertine (eastern) and Ernestine (western) Saxon lands.

The important caveat Bentham introduced to justify this optimism is the proviso that government must not impede this tendency by allowing monopolies, putting "shackles" on trade and industry, or placing obstacles in the path of the division of property on inheritance.

In the case of the brother who wants Jesus to coerce a division of an inheritance, we see mimetic desire play out as if on cue -- not unlike in the story of Cain and Abel.

The paper ended with the hypothesis that chromosomes carry the units of inheritance and that their behaviour during division of the chromosomes of sex cells (meiosis) is the physical basis of the Mendelian law of heredity.

Also, we gotta get rid of the inheritance tax.

A division of the United Nations?

division of the I.R.T. subway.

The Lincoln division of the Ford Motor Company?

Services, a United States division of the bank.

Division of the International Economic Relations.