inheritence

“The business side, or the politics side or the inheritence side?”

If governments stopped pandering to "married" couples--inheritence tax exclusions for example--there would be no need for government-defined marriage.

Osborne was even allowed to make a risky gambit with his repetition of the phrase "death tax", which Republicans have exploited with great success in the US as a means of assailing inheritence tax.

She seems imbued with much of that power of self-reliance which is a peculiar characteristic of the Jews; they are nothing by inheritence, and are obliged to make themselves what they are.

William himself was anxious to be regarded not as a conqueror, but as reigning by inheritence from the Confessor.