1. Balsamon also wrote other juridical works, letters, and epigrams.

2. Assembly, deliberative council, usually legislative or juridical in purpose and power

3. LV: unbound in relation to acquisition of land by juridical persons.

4. LV: Unbound in relation to acquisition of land by juridical persons.

5. LT: Unbound for the acquisition of land by juridical and natural persons.

6. LT: unbound for the acquisition of land by juridical and natural persons.

7. Civic: adjective Civicus , civil , common , communal , community , government , governmental , juridical , lawful , legal , metropolitan , municipal , neighborhood

8. Authorized: See: admissible , allowable , allowed , de jure , due , entitled , fully executed , juridical , legal , legitimate , licit , permissible , privileged

9. Uterine juridical confirm rigging aside from fleecy addison continuingly except yours freshen through Apographical Kyle unsimultaneously.

10. The Currencies of countries that have completely removed all currency restrictions, both for nonresidents (alien physical or juridical persons) and residents (physical or juridical persons of the country), are convertible Currencies; that is, they can be exchanged for a foreign currency

11. This Guide to Law Online Albania contains a selection of Albanian legal, juridical, and governmental sources accessible through the Internet

12. This Guide to Law Online Bulgaria contains a selection of Bulgarian legal, juridical, and governmental sources accessible through the Internet

13. This Guide to Law Online Benin contains a selection of Beninese legal, juridical, and governmental sources accessible through the Internet

14. Casuistry is used in juridical and ethical discussions of law and ethics, and often is a critique of principle -based reasoning.

15. Its features include limited liability and juridical personality, which means that the Corporation itself as a fictive ‘person’ may sue and be …

16. What is Multipurpose Cadastre? Definition of Multipurpose Cadastre: A developed cadastral system to meet the requirements of both juridical and fiscal Cadastre

17. The Commonplace nature of denizenship in Germany strengthens Chin's point that understanding national identity requires more than tracking changes in juridical categories

18. ‘Ambif Issuer’s Representative’ shall refer to a duly licensed domestic juridical person, appointed by the Ambif Issuer to act as its local representative

19. “A Calamarium, or “theca” (Greek: θήκη) is a symbol of prefect’s power. A decorated case, on a tripod, holding writing tools for juridical judgements

20. As if the two forms of reason, scientific and juridical, started out by analyzing or carving up an existential and categorical Earth, fundamental, transcendental, Archradical

21. Juridical Antecedence means the incapacity must have been present at or even before celebration of marriage (even though it manifested only, as the law provides, after solemnization)

22. For the second one, the grounds of international juridical order must be subordinated to free market, consisting in fact, of an absolute and excluding control of big transnational monopolies

23. For the second one, the grounds of international juridical order must be subordinated to free market, consisting in fact, of an absolute and excluding control of big transnational monopolies.

24. As deacon of the Hagia Sophia, Balsamon combined the supreme authority for all affairs of the patriarchate (as its “Chartophylax”) with a juridical office in the service of the state (“Homophylax”)

25. There is juridical Antecedence if the roots of the incapacity can be traced to the personal history of the spouse before marriage, although its overt manifestations appeared only during the marriage

26. Colonialism refers to the combination of territorial, juridical, cultural, linguistic, political, mental/epistemic, and/or economic domination of one group of people or groups of people by another (external) group of people

27. It is “sufficiently advanced in stage in terms of State practice”, which is not well known, but now quite abundant (the United Nations Juridical Yearbook nevertheless provides some interesting leads in this regard

28. Casuistry (Template:PronEng) is an applied ethics term referring to case-based reasoning. Casuistry is used in juridical and ethical discussions of law and ethics, and often is a critique of principle - or rule-based reasoning

29. FI: Unbound for direct branching NL: the admittance of natural or juridical persons to act as customs representatives is subject to discretion by the inspector, as provided by articles 1(3) and 1(9) of the General Customs Act.

30. Felice Baltan, in her study of Cordons sanitaires and quarantines in the United States, defines the cordon sanitaire as a means to produce the “erasure of the juridical being.” 2 Felice Batlan, “Law in the Time of Cholera: Disease, State Power, and Quarantines Past and Future,” Temple Law Review 80, no

31. -- I keep wondering, though, how long, at least in some countries that I know better, the young women who come to our convents will continue to find normal that the General Chapter where their abbesses meet to treat the pastoral and juridical problems of the communities of nuns is always presided by a man.

32. Assembly, deliberative council, usually legislative or juridical in purpose and power.The name has been given to various ancient and modern bodies, both political and ecclesiastical.It has been applied to relatively permanent bodies meeting periodically, such as the ancient Greek and Roman Assemblies, the Germanic tribal Assemblies, the French National Assembly, the legislative houses called

33. This paper discusses juridical aspects of ADHD in connection with the administration of medication at school, trips abroad within and outside the Schengen area, driving, competitive sports, military service, the increased risk of delinquency, the individual capacity to incur criminal responsibility, developmental criteria for the ability to act responsibly, and modalities for withdrawal treatment or treatment during detention.

34. The right of Asylum (sometimes called right of political Asylum; from the Ancient Greek word ἄσυλον) is an ancient juridical concept, under which a person persecuted by one's own country may be protected by another sovereign authority, such as another country or church official, who in medieval times could offer sanctuary.This right was recognized by the Egyptians, the Greeks, and the

35. The juridical principle of the fidei commissum that Paul has enunciated in Gal 3:15 makes the testament inviolable: "No one Annuls or adds a codicil to a testament ([TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII.]) ratified by a human being." The precedence of that testament, however, is challenged by the Sinai covenant and its attendant giving of the Law.

36. Concordat (kənkôr`dăt), formal agreement, specifically between the pope, in his spiritual capacity, and the temporal authority of a state.Its juridical status is now generally accepted as being a contract between church and state church and state, the relationship between the religion or religions of a nation and the civil government of that nation, especially the relationship between the

37. Concordat (kənkôr`dăt), formal agreement, specifically between the pope, in his spiritual capacity, and the temporal authority of a state.Its juridical status is now generally accepted as being a contract between church and state church and state, the relationship between the religion or religions of a nation and the civil government of that nation, especially the relationship between the

38. One of the LGW's activities in partnership with private section, governmental department, volunteer support to effectively generate results, is to enrich the quality of life of the most under-privileged women in society through educational conferences, beauty classes, workshops, occupational courses to improve family financial resources, orientation in the area of health to facilitate information on outpatient hospital admittance procedure, juridical and psychological help