| It marks the arrival of a new inheritor of Rome and a competitor to the Byzantines. |
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| He therefore validated Yaakov's blessings, and recognized Yaakov as the sole spiritual inheritor of the blessings. |
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| No wonder my heart swells with pride to be an inheritor of this wonderful legacy. |
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| Other distinctions to be wary of include whether the tax is on the estate of the deceased or on what an inheritor actually receives. |
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| In fact, he has swindled his own family by managing to become the sole inheritor of their grandparents' estate. |
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| The granddaughter and last direct descendant of the late Greek tycoon is also the inadvertent inheritor of a tragic family history. |
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| But Bob's signification as the new indigene and the legitimate inheritor of the land is radically contradicted by the ending of the story. |
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| In effect, the ISQ is an inheritor of the Pay Research Bureau tradition from before 1992 when the PRB was closed. |
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| The new longines Clous de Paris collection is the true inheritor of these values. |
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| As other temples in Zaragoza it is inheritor of a former one demolished after becoming too small. |
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| David Myers' novel The Bohemian Bourgeois is the true inheritor of that line, his protagonist's name appropriately alliterative, his behaviour equally roguish. |
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| The cruelest of all, this frightening inheritor brings with him the most devious plans, together with his own personnal monster Pyrostreum. |
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| His administration, the inheritor of a losing cause, has set about turning things around in Afghanistan with vim and humility. |
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| So it was Labour, under Tony Blair, who had ingested her liberal economic policies, that became her true inheritor. |
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| The first belongs to an old madam sitting in her brothel doorway, the prophet and inheritor of unending violence. |
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| However, in the case of inheritance, it is appropriate to provide that the inheritor be granted the separate sugar payment. |
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| The Church of Algeria does not forget that it is the inheritor of Saint Augustine, Saint Cyprian and Tertullien. |
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| It's too early to tell whether she'll be the inheritor of her father's mantle, but if this film is an indication, her career may rocket like his did. |
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| I cannot help but feel myself simply the latest inheritor of a responsibility and role which was set in place a long time ago in the middle of the nineteenth century. |
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| Act of death certified by the authorized authority, notarized will or court judgment, documents confirming the nature of the inheritance, documents attesting to the transfer of funds or assets to the inheritor. |
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| The borough is the direct inheritor of the municipal and county borough charters given to the town in the late 19th century. |
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| In 1615, in order to eliminate the true inheritor of the tittle of Shogun, he traitorously invaded the fortress of Osaka, where Hideyori Toyotomi had taken refuge with a few faithful retainers. |
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| Unfortunately, Russia, inheritor of the mantle of the USSR, is still making statements denying its influence over the countries of eastern Europe, and the occupation of my country, Latvia, and of Lithuania and Estonia. |
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| Roosevelt, whom he sees as an obvious inheritor of the Hamiltonian tradition. |
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| France is the natural inheritor of Greece and Rome, and it is the flame of the West that you are all going to take back with you to your little countries like Canada, Vietnam, Cambodia or Madagascar. |
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| As the inheritor of long historical and cultural traditions, the European Union continues to be enriched by the intermingling of the people and nations within it. |
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| Distorted inheritor of the Mobius Strip, all but invented by one group of teenagers. |
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| And finally there was Mark Morris, inheritor and utilizer of virtually every tradition on view during the season, a one-man ocean into which it all flows. |
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| In addition, adopted children could receive a portion of kin land, though status as an inheritor, and the inheritance amount had to be explicitly stipulated. |
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