Sentences with phrase «heir to the throne so»

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Understandably so: As the first - born of Prince William and Kate Middleton, little George is a direct heir to the throne.

So it's no surprise that some savvy business owners are tapping into the heir - to - the - throne mania on both sides of the pond.

Unless they meant to say to commit adultery with his brothers wife so she would claim the child was from her husband before death and therefore keep a heir for the throne??

So however you look at it, Jesus is the heir to the throne of David, both legally and spiritually.

So, having afternoon tea with the heir to the throne is unlikely to have done it any harm among such voters.

The sole requirement for an heir to the throne (per the Act of Settlement 1701) is that they have to be «Heirs of [the monarch's] Body» and «such Issue to the Heirs of the Body», so basically the King / Queen's children and their subsequent offspring.

When she was born she obviously wasn't the queen (indeed she wasn't expected to become queen in the future as her uncle was the heir to the throne), so the government - through the local authority - issued a birth certificate.

So the international legitimacy that they get from UK support, and state visits from the heir to the throne, is just as powerful as any of the weapons they are buying.

So Prince William is getting married to Kate Middleton next year, which means that by the end of 2012 we could well start having another generation of heirs to the throne.

She is the rightful heir to the throne, so to speak, yet a very reluctant monarch, and fully conscious of her own limitations and, again, just to repeat the salient point, since this is taking place in 1971 America: she's a woman and thus not truly considered an equal to any man.

So Shrek sets out to find another heir to the throne, one Arthur Pendragon (an earnest Justin Timberlake), a nerd at a medieval prep school across the ocean.

Applications such as that for access to Prince Charles» «black spider memos» would be «doomed to failure» if they were to be made in future, according to Mark Elliott, Reader in Public Law, Cambridge University, since «s 37 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 was amended in 2010 so as to render communications with the heir to the throne absolutely exempt from disclosure».