Sentence examples for land inheritance from inspiring English sources

Some issues have existed for decades: land inheritance practices, customary duty of care disproportionately burdening women and exploitative tenancy agreements.

These rivers drain an amazing swath of real estate, owned by every American -- a public land inheritance unseen by most of its owners.

Three years later Saʿīd passed another law limiting land inheritance to Muslims, thus considerably reducing the circle of relatives entitled to an inheritance.

Descent and land inheritance are reckoned among the Tonga along matrilineal lines, and a newly married couple go to live near the bride's relatives.

But population growth and a land inheritance system that divided once-broad farmlands into ever-diminishing parcels have forced most Amish to find new ways to make a living.

Land inheritance amongst women is slowly but surely taking root in Chepareria partly due to the recognition of women rights as enshrined in Kenya's New Constitution, the Land Act 2012 (Kenyalaw.org 2012a) and the Land Registration Act 2012 (Kenyalaw.org 2012b).

Focus group discussions revealed a lack of knowledge about conservation easement programs, reluctance to burden landowners' children with encumbered land inheritances, concerns for resale values and tax assessment, and a simmering animosity towards New York City's watershed management efforts.

Researchers have found that giving women land titles, inheritance rights and bank accounts aren't just symbolic gestures.

With further reform planned for urban land assembly, inheritance law and local property tax, land is well and truly back on the agenda.

A new social class -- the "money'd men" -- draws its wealth and power not from land or inheritance but from money itself.

Dividing a piece of land at inheritance would be an example.