Sentence examples for joint inheritance from inspiring English sources

The scholars of the Enlightenment recognized a joint inheritance, Christian as well as Classical.

The civil code, which had supported the power of the male family head in the past, was rewritten to allow for equality between the sexes and joint inheritance rights.

"We must never cease to proclaim in fearless tones the great principles of freedom and the rights of man which are the joint inheritance of the English-speaking world," she said.

Culture has found expression in forms that are the joint inheritance of all the peoples of the Arabian Peninsula, and that inheritance is shared with Arab and Muslim societies beyond the region.

One of the major priorities in genome analysis is to determine the joint inheritance and the population-wide associations among contiguous alleles on the same chromosome.

Those benefits included more than 1,000 federal protections and privileges, such as the legal recognition of relationships, access to a partner's employment benefits, rights of inheritance, joint tax returns and tax exemptions, immigration or residency for noncitizen partners, next-of-kin status, protection from domestic violence, and the right to live together in military or college housing.

The measure would let any two unrelated people conclude a union allowing them to file joint tax returns, gain inheritance benefits and take part in each other's social security coverage.

Whereas this wealth transfer once came in the form of inheritances and joint ventures, cryptocurrencies enable an almost instantaneous partners ship between the old and young and the near and far.

The Defense of Marriage Act prohibits same-sex couples from receiving some marriage-based benefits afforded to heterosexual couples, like health care benefits, joint filing of taxes and inheritance tax exemptions.

Bad News: This does not cover some situations such as investment properties, second homes, cases where a home or a partial interest in a home has been gifted to you, joint ownership with children, or inheritance of the home.

OA of the hand may be more associated with inheritance than other joint presentations.