Sentence examples for new inheritance from inspiring English sources
New algorithms for object clustering, buffer management, and on-line back-up are described that exploit the new inheritance semantics for more efficient run-time performance.
What had the young done to deserve being "monstered", while age was rewarded with protected pensions and a new inheritance tax break?
As for the middle-class property owner alarmed by the change to buy-to-let, there's always the new inheritance tax giveaway to sweeten the pill.
Nepal, for instance, has trebled female land ownership in the last decade by offering tax exemptions to drive the adoption of new inheritance laws.
He also made good on his manifesto pledge to introduce a new inheritance tax allowance for family homes, allowing an estate worth £1m to be passed on without any tax being levied.
After the First World War, new inheritance taxes made it almost impossible for the British aristocracy to maintain their vast estates, and country houses across the land fell into disrepair.
It poignantly evoked the lives of adolescents living on the fictional island of Pi -- "a chunk of India that is not quite India torn free to float in the Bay of Bengal" -- where much of her new novel, "Inheritance," is also set.
Buy from Amazon.co.ukNICHOLAS SHAKESPEARE'S new novel, "Inheritance", begins with a wandering in the wilderness; a four-page piece of bravura writing in which a driven man crosses mountain and desert to peg out an Australian mineral claim that will yield 1,000m tonnes of high-grade iron ore.
With the chancellor putting the final touches to his budget, Frances O'Grady, general secretary of the TUC, said the heavier overall burden for the poorest should raise questions about his plans to ease taxes for the wealthy, including by introducing a new inheritance-tax loophole for family homes.
People on the right tend to pin all Labour's problems on Miliband, and mock him as a toxic mixture of caution, confusion and woolly-minded north London socialism; on the left, there are regular calls for him to slough off the New Labour inheritance, be "bold", and lead us all into some new social-democratic nirvana.
The moral: Sign a prenup; you can later increase a new spouses inheritance, more easily than you can limit it.
