The intellect is with eternity, above time, and is not subject to division, because everything which is divisible is divisible in magnitude, in number, or in motion, but all these kinds of division are under time.
"In California, options are not property subject to division if they are 'earned' after separation.
In the early modern period, as in various periods before and after, Germany was subject to division and party wrangling.
And, he argued, because he was ineligible for compensation until well after the divorce, the money he received should not be subject to division under state community property laws.
If it is not corporeal, it is not subject to division or change.
For example, some courts have taken a very straight-line approach, treating any personal injury award or settlement as "personal," belonging solely to the individual injured spouse as non-marital, not subject to division in divorce.
In community property states, assets acquired during the marriage are subject to division between both spouses in equal parts, regardless of whose name appears on the title or deed.
We propose a multi-type age-dependent branching process to model the temporal development of populations of cells subject to division and death during CFSE-labeling experiments.
This means it may be subject to division among both parties upon divorce.
Indeed, from Fred Trueman, the first bowler to take 300 Test wickets, whose father spent time in the coal mines, to Ian Botham and Freddie Flintoff, working-class heroes have always bestrode the game.This is not to say that English cricket has not been subject to class division.
