| 11. | Unless you are looking at behavior as an alienable, rather than inalienable possession.
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| 12. | According to this hypothesis, anaphoric binding in inalienable possession constructions relates to the Hebrew.
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| 13. | Obligatory possession is sometimes called inalienable possession.
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| 14. | All nouns fall into one of two subclasses using different constructions for alienable and inalienable possession.
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| 15. | Navajo marks inalienable possession for certain nouns relatives, body parts, homes and dens.
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| 16. | Therefore, " the " does not necessarily signify inalienable possession, and ambiguity surfaces.
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| 17. | These inalienable possessions are a form of property that is inalienable, yet they can be exchanged.
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| 18. | However, insofar as these inalienable possessions lose their cosmological authentication, these social hierarchies lose intergenerational longevity.
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| 19. | In plural inalienable possession and all alienable, the possessor is indexed by a pronominal word following the noun.
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| 20. | In Gaelic, possessive determiners are used mostly to indicate inalienable possession, for example for body parts or family members.
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