Sentence examples for existing inheritance from inspiring English sources

In those circumstances, the new threshold would then be added to the existing inheritance tax threshold, where no tax is paid for the first £325,000 on the value of an estate.

Were Mr Clegg's idea to be put into practice, surviving relatives of wealthy individuals could find themselves paying three "death taxes" – deferred payments of the mansion tax, the existing inheritance tax and social care bills.

The small size of parcels and their scattered nature that are the product of existing inheritance systems are incompatible with the new technologies available.

Effective integration of diversified local cultural characteristics into clothing styles facilitates developing new design elements on the basis of existing cultural inheritance.

In conclusion, our results demonstrate that Kingman's coalescent is robust to tetrasomic inheritance, making existing coalescent models applicable for analyzing population genomic data collected from natural autotetraploid populations that exhibit this mode of inheritance.

Britain's existing flat tax on inheritance should be scrapped and replaced with a "graded" progressive system, Jeremy Corbyn has said.

Existing studies have examined inheritance in bone microstructure [ 14– 21], but do not use sufficient resolution to characterize the cellular structures inside cortical bone nor manage to disentangle growth hormone during the mapping of specific regions of the genome.

But, as our results show, the inheritance of large (>∼ 5) clusters of mtDNAs has little support given existing experimental data, as such inheritance would provoke an increase in heteroplasmy variance rather higher than observed in existing measurements.

The findings suggest a molecular basis for existing epidemiological evidence of epigenetic inheritance.

The findings define genome-wide molecular modifications of histones in adipocytes that are directly associated with overweight and diabetes, and thus suggest a molecular basis for existing epidemiological evidence of epigenetic inheritance.

Some Tunisian women are saying that their existing rights, which already feature unequal inheritance rights, deriving from sharia, may in fact need defending from a winning group that the BBC has described as "Islamist".