We agree with the rationale that, absent a statute to the contrary, when one joint tenant collects rents on the property and does not proportionately share the rents with their joint tenants, the other joint tenants do not have a lien on the collecting joint tenant's share of the property.
They are a reproach to Europe — to the coddled allies who have not shared proportionately in the sacrifice.
The "Rhodian Law" provided that losses incurred by a sea captain as a result of trying to save ship and cargo from peril must be shared proportionately by all owners of cargo and by the shipowner.
Each Gnostic system explained aeons in its own way, but all concurred that aeons increased in number in proportion to their remoteness from the divinity and that lower aeons shared proportionately less in divine energy.
When it comes to the rest of America, their treasure and their heart is elsewhere, largely intended to further enrich themselves at the expense of the rest of us who relinquish much more proportionately to our shared needs and priorities.
That's not a trivial distinction: to be bullish on the Dow you must believe not just that American capitalism will prosper, but that today's corporate giants will share proportionately in that prosperity -- not just for the next couple of years, but far into the future.
Essentially, even if the investor did not benefit from the stocks' gains, this investor will share proportionately in taxes due from the sale of these appreciated stocks when the mutual fund manager makes a change.
The president, on the other hand, said that all parties, workers included, fairly and proportionately, had to share in the sacrifice.
Moreover, there is no clear evidence for a single, abundant taxon dominating Ks distributions after correcting for the overall abundance of each taxa in metagenomic data, as might be the case in communities dominated by one or a few species (i.e. the probability of observing shared scaffolds increases proportionately with taxa abundance).
Moreover, co-opetition capabilities of firms play an important role in enhancing common benefits as well as in gaining proportionately larger share of the benefits.
