| But above all, his mistake was to assume that he had done enough to win simply by being competent in office and by bequeathing a healthy economy. |
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| Females were judged to have reached the age of discretion for purposes of bequeathing a personal estate at 12 years. |
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| He is not on the ballot, after shamelessly betraying his own anti-dynastic principles by bequeathing the right to run for his seat to his son. |
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| Our citizens are now distraught and our young people anguished by the legacy we are bequeathing them. |
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| Throughout his life he increased his fortune with a view of bequeathing it to scientific and humanitarian causes after his death. |
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| Mr Murthy and his peers are bequeathing India, in places like the Mysore campus, 21st-century IT palaces as impressive as any in the world. |
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| That same year, Mackenzie King enriched the Park significantly by bequeathing his Kingsmere estate to the Canadian people. |
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| The vision of the NHF is to develop a sense of belonging by caring for the past and bequeathing it to the future. |
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| Possibility of bequeathing the balance of your RIF to your heirs as part of their inheritance. |
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| A failure to conserve and manage natural resources would mean bequeathing extra costs to future generations. |
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| He took a vow to ease human misery by bequeathing legacies to some 20 social causes, including that of mental illness. |
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| Optimism is equally out of place when it comes to the state of the planet that we shall be bequeathing to future generations. |
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| We must act now, if we are to avoid bequeathing a poisoned world to our children and grandchildren. |
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| The principle of freedom of testation leaves a person free to choose who should benefit from the estate, and there is nothing to prevent him bequeathing everything to charity. |
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| To his successors on the right, he did not succeed in bequeathing his modesty or calm. |
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| Rurik led the Rus' until his death in about 879, bequeathing his kingdom to his kinsman, Prince Oleg, as regent for his young son, Igor. |
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| On 3rd July Pau Casals and his wife Marta create the Pau Casals Foundation for the purpose of bequeathing to Catalonia the splendid legacy kept by the Maestro at the house in Sant Salvador, El Vendrell. |
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| We should be bequeathing them something in terms of clean renewables. |
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| Concerns continue to be received in respect of restrictions imposed on Greek Cypriots by the Turkish Cypriot side in bequeathing their property to their heirs. |
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| Estates and inheritance on Indian reserves are ruled by the Indian Act, which provides that nothing in the Act should prevent an Indian from devising or bequeathing his property by will. |
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| It has long been a tradition in the IPU that the subjects debated by each of the Committees enjoy a six-month lifespan, bequeathing a resolution that is posted on the IPU Web site and quoted from time to time. |
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| Once again, this type of donation affects the value of the donor's property and ultimately the net value of what he or she is bequeathing to heirs. |
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| You may want to support associations or foundations that have been set up for the public good by donating or bequeathing them all or part of your property. |
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| Its projects also paid particular attention to bequeathing longer-term best practice in Kosovo, by giving technical assistance and building institutional capacity. |
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| Richard then set his affairs in order, bequeathing all his territory to his brother John and his jewels to his nephew Otto. |
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| On 4 April 1558, Mary signed a secret agreement bequeathing Scotland and her claim to England to the French crown if she died without issue. |
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