Dodatkowe przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.
The place to start on that is the inheritance laws; with land.
If the inheritance laws do change, acceptance may be a long time coming.
Family and Inheritance law is often closely tied to a nation's culture.
Tonight we are discussing European initiatives in the field of inheritance law.
He headed a public commission that was set up in 1999 to reform Israel's inheritance law.
One study found that inheritance laws often served to entrap women.
There are still reports of discrimination in inheritance law.
Not to mention rolling back inheritance laws and bigger interest on college loans.
French inheritance law was thereby adapted to the aspirations of the modern family.
Or think of the whole corpus of the inheritance laws.
It's unclear why they waited so long; it may have had something to do with Maryland inheritance laws.
That is enough to convince me there is something wrong with American inheritance laws.
Inheritance laws which cater towards men are one of the key issues behind inequality in land rights.
It says that, under inheritance law, a man's portion must be double that of a woman.
Gender roles are profoundly affected by inheritance laws and traditions.
Secular corporate law lets religious inheritance law work in a modern economy.
I enjoyed it and couldn't care a jot about the nuances of inheritance law.
His father was also known for his mastery of jurisprudence, especially inheritance law.
Inheritance law often allowed a person to designate heirs.
Particularly on sectors where they have inheritance laws.
These concepts are in use in English inheritance law.
The concept is used some countries' inheritance laws.
Inheritance law in Canada is constitutionally a provincial matter.
It would thus be wrong to confiscate our possessions or to apply inheritance laws while we were still alive.
The fourth class was tackling a problem to do with the Muslim Inheritance laws.