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