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| ey and materials for building and renovation; | exercise of social and political influence to forward |
| The school's philosophy held that the | exercise of freedom would help students become respons |
| adhipathi, Ruler of Jammu and Kashmir, in the | exercise of my sovereignty in and over my said State d |
| he Turner Hall served the physical and mental | exercise of its members. |
| reement was nominal, as was the price for the | exercise of the option. |
| nevertheless agreed the law was a legitimate | exercise of state policing powers to promote order. |
| tions, as guardian of the treaties and in the | exercise of the implementing powers conferred on it by |
| whose trust he had betrayed, as a collective | exercise of ultimate discipline against what could be |
| o decide that the jurisdiction did involve an | exercise of judicial power. |
| erns included considerable impediments to the | exercise of effective choice by schools, substantial i |
| l suffering, but may prolong it by making the | exercise of property rights over animals appear accept |
| bit of living more moderately, of taking more | exercise, of drinking more water, and of using it more |
| e cause of action, and leaves nothing for the | exercise of the jurisdiction of this Court. |
| is an independent constitutional body in the | exercise of its functions and subject only to the Cons |
| on among these strategies that result in such | exercise of state power. |
| e situs for torts or contracts for the proper | exercise of jurisdiction. |
| ut Britain and represented the biggest single | exercise of working class strength in nineteenth centu |
| olvement of women in these elections, and the | exercise of their right to vote and be voted [for] on |
| report, it would be contradictory to make the | exercise of a mandate intended to represent different |
| as in fact becoming an obstacle to the Derg's | exercise of power." |
| own sake and leads to a purely disinterested | exercise of intellectual faculties |
| "very nature the opposite of the independent | exercise of an economic or commercial activity", and p |
| t drink and meat in due measure, and also the | exercise of which it has need. |
| ation of approximately $775 million (assuming | exercise of all vested in-the-money Interwoven share o |
| tle seen and rarely available, was for Jia an | exercise of experimentation and technique, as it was f |
| "An occupier may expect that a person, in the | exercise of his calling, will appreciate and guard aga |
| il to bind itself and a future Council in the | exercise of its legislative and executive authority to |
| behaviors so that all might have the fullest | exercise of their rights. |
| d that "as a matter of right and in the sound | exercise of a legal discretion, the petitioner is enti |
| However, had it been necessary for the | exercise of discretion under s 2(2) he said that the t |
| r service, only the costs associated with the | exercise of these obligations are funded by both the C |
| In 2011, he won the silver medal in the floor | exercise of the European Artistic Gymnastics Champions |
| John of Gaunt: The | Exercise of Princely Power in Fourteenth-Century Europ |
| 2006-7 he undertook a professional refresher | exercise of one year, accredited with the European com |
| This includes complaints about the | exercise of clinical judgement by health care professi |
| Brunswick were often a study in the arrogant | exercise of power although the Colonial Office was sup |
| ndate "to improve on who you are, through the | exercise of free will, and with the help of mental hea |
| ws temporarily disqualified himself of public | exercise of his profession and removed again to York, |
| z 2009) was an operational-strategic military | exercise of the Russian armed forces which took place |
| ba “will resume, by their own decision and in | exercise of their sovereignty, the execution of the gr |
| tion in a manner entirely consistent with the | exercise of judicial power. |
| sident of the United Nations Committee on the | Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian |
| t cultures.... Constructivist thinking is the | exercise of metacognition to become aware of our reali |
| matters pertaining to chaplains and the free | exercise of religion by USCG personnel. |
| ent that The Crown pay compensation after the | exercise of the prerogative. |
| ege of Cuenca, where he continued the zealous | exercise of the foundations of the ministry. |
| ampaign finance system in which “the vigorous | exercise of the right to use personal funds to finance |
| that the Australia Act (Cth) was not a valid | exercise of Commonwealth legislative power. |
| Security Council: "We are concerned that the | exercise of legislative functions by the Council, comb |
| n, the court held the legislation was a valid | exercise of the trade and commerce power. |
| nd the main building were two gardens for the | exercise of the less disturbed inmates, one for men an |
| 5. In the | exercise of its appellate power, this Court may consid |
| started in August 2006 through a re-branding | exercise of Singapore's first gay portal . |
| on of the First Amendment's guarantee of free | exercise of religion and laws protecting religious fre |
| Lyndon B. Johnson: The | Exercise of Power. |
| to actively support Orange Principles and the | exercise of benevolent activities. |
| sm must be resolved politically (e.g., by the | exercise of power) within the union. |
| ve generally been upheld by courts as a valid | exercise of the states' police power, against challeng |
| ations deriving their authority from the free | exercise of the initiative and choice of the indigenou |
| 1651-2 to Norwich, where he remained ‘in the | exercise of his ministry' until 1662. |
| egislative or executive body, can involve the | exercise of non-judicial power, but the same functions |
| After the „most stoic | exercise of rote linguistic memorisation to steer into |
| ations deriving their authority from the free | exercise of the initiative and choice of the indigenou |
| ing to achieve peace and security through the | exercise of force, the Palestinians by recourse to arm |
| laws of right and wrong to be obtained by the | exercise of reason alone, and so, failure to exercise |
| sed overgeneralization" and was thus a "valid | exercise of its power under Section 5 of the Fourteent |
| interference of their own rights to the free | exercise of religion as guaranteed by the Establishmen |
| and Li Jiang often had disagreements in their | exercise of authority and often broke into arguments b |
| have received adequate training for the | exercise of their powers. |
| nature is inclined towards evil, and when the | exercise of liberty takes the shape of pornography, dr |
| r service, only the costs associated with the | exercise of these obligations are funded by both the C |
| They formed the largest amphibious training | exercise of the war. |
| Further, he found the free | exercise of religion did not include any such right to |
| e legislature must have contemplated that the | exercise of a statutory power and the discharge of a s |
| re to be held on the concrete ecclesiological | exercise of papal primacy. |
| ... Having thus, in the | exercise of undisputed constitutional powers, undertak |
| d daily life with a view to understanding the | exercise of power." |
| e can be no doubt of the proposition that the | exercise of the power of punishment for contempt of th |
| court's making the order, or possibly by the | exercise of the pardoning power. |
| l step assesses the context of the tribunal's | exercise of power and looks to see if there are any fu |
| In some cases, dealers complain, the | exercise of that influence has caused lucrative agreem |
| owning 99 shares was relevant to the court's | exercise of discretion to relieve directors for breach |
| In: The | Exercise of Public Authority by International Institut |
| recommended by the expert group regarding the | exercise of due diligence by the importers, processing |
| ong those whose friendship Hansard won in the | exercise of his profession were Robert Orme, Burke and |
| J held that it could only possibly be a valid | exercise of the implied incidental taxation power. |
| hours for miners and smelters as a legitimate | exercise of the police power. |
| It concerns the | exercise of discretion under s 2(2) Misrepresentation |
| wan's personal discretion was required in the | exercise of the Royal Prerogative, when Henry Newlands |
| n individual sections deal with the necessary | exercise of some police powers by specified non-Scotti |
| rlin gave Wieprecht ample opportunity for the | exercise of his genius for military music, on which hi |
| ermines there are substantial reasons for the | exercise of the taking power, courts must defer to the |
| jected any action that would prevent the free | exercise of basic human rights and called for the gove |
| tion were not advanced enough in allowing the | exercise of the right to self-determination. |
| Catholics, to the return of Brittany the full | exercise of its traditional faith. |
| to the Sultan's stables with a tax, the free | exercise of the Christian faith and significantly the |
| h respect to superannuation funds, and not an | exercise of the taxation power. |
| he State of Georgia is in full possession and | exercise of all those rights of Sovereignty which belo |
| United States, and that their removal was an | exercise of judicial power and not legislative power. |
| free to develop their own rules regarding the | exercise of a jury trial and not be held accountable t |
| on) proceeds smoothly without too much actual | exercise of force and he is among the some persons in |
| and religious differences "with a view to the | exercise of actual domination, first over fellow-immig |
| anything that does not harm others: thus, the | exercise of the natural rights of every man or woman h |
| istrative and institutional framework for the | exercise of the duties and responsibilities vested in |
| ot on the resolution but was a constitutional | exercise of the President's authority, as Commander in |
| nel Tunnel Rail Link "a fee in respect of the | exercise of any of the Office of Rail Regulation's fun |
| ry Moore, and he was able to begin the active | exercise of his profession at an unusually early age. |
| At first, she hated | exercise of any kind, but after her back improved, she |
| om police abuse, contractual liberty and free | exercise of religion-just as much as rights to Social |
| e are the tides of chance and life and in the | exercise of its paternalistic jurisdiction it is impor |
| tholics to the practise of law, permitted the | exercise of their religion, and the existence of their |
| le 64) applies only to acts of the Comelec in | exercise of its quasi-judicial powers, Resolution 8678 |
| en extinguished by virtue of the government's | exercise of control over the lands, while the other gr |
| tion payable in respect of things done in the | exercise of statutory powers, for advance payments and |
| Investments shall be made in the | exercise of judgment and care under the circumstances |
| the civilians and their properties, the free | exercise of the Roman Catholic religion, etc. |
| effectively as by wholly prohibiting the free | exercise of the franchise." |
| institutions would do no more than shift the | exercise of power from oppression to manipulation. |
| in the odour of sanctity, almost in the very | exercise of his apostolic ministry, at the advanced ag |
| where it is possibly convenient to permit the | exercise of practices which would not be acceptable ac |
| ide a continuing framework for the legitimate | exercise of governmental power and, when joined by a B |
| gious observance, or for prohibiting the free | exercise of any religion, and no religious test shall |
| he so-called "individual mandate" was a valid | exercise of Congress's power to regulate interstate co |
| islation passed by the Brussels Parliament in | exercise of its regional competences and by the United |
| The | exercise of functions in Wales is subject to Schedule |
| rely on his or her own initiative through the | exercise of the reserve powers. |
| rch, has granted them the full and legitimate | exercise of episcopal jurisdiction." |
| She further noted that | exercise of the royal prerogative can be judicially re |
| ony's Governor, Sir Anthony Musgrave over the | exercise of the royal pardon. |
| serves, "and was concerned only with the full | exercise of royal power." |
| ama Religious Freedom Act to protect the free | exercise of religion and sponsored legislation that re |
| , harassment, or death,” was a constitutional | exercise of congressional power. |
| t to human dignity and a major barrier to the | exercise of the fundamental rights of peoples; all suc |
| Budgeting became more than the mechanical | exercise of allocating money; it became the meeting po |
| indigenous culture, thus prohibiting the free | exercise of religion. |
| highest purpose when it is made not merely an | exercise of the mind but a training of the opinions, d |
| nce of the United Nations, were not a genuine | exercise of the right of the people of Zimbabwe to sel |
| It ruled that 42 USC 652(k) was a valid | exercise of Congress's authority under the Spending Cl |
| hat he applied on all his missions and in the | exercise of his ministry. |
| having a union representative present was an | exercise of the right to the 'mutual aid and protectio |
| be sued, or if Congress, pursuant to a valid | exercise of Fourteenth Amendment remedial powers, abro |
| In 1844, Onderdonk was suspended from the | exercise of his episcopal office after rumors of alcoh |
| nition of “unlawful activities” imperils free | exercise of fundamental freedoms set out under Article |
| eace with the rebels on the basis of the free | exercise of their religion. |
| judicial body such as the court, involved the | exercise of judicial power. |
| saw a more powerful viceregal hand under the | exercise of the mayors of the palaces, while other reg |
| calde of the jurisdiction of Liberty from the | exercise of his constitutional functions. |
| It stated that, if a minority group's | exercise of rights guaranteed under the Convention wer |
| ngs, caricatured their motives, denounced the | exercise of the right of private judgment, and set for |
| Land - Industry - Continued state | exercise of control over Tariffs against freedom of co |
| articipated in a joint United States-Canadian | exercise off South Carolina. |
| WL743) of the squadron departed on a routine | exercise off Fastnet Rock on the southwest Irish coast |
| She was involved in a minesweeping | exercise off the Dogger Bank during the night of 10 Fe |
| It was sunk as a target during an | exercise off the Virginia coast later that year. |
| ruary and 3 April 1949 and joined in a convoy | exercise off Cape Hatteras in February and March 1952, |
| Korea holds a massive five-day anti-submarine | exercise off its western coast that began last Thursda |
| y, and participation in an amphibious landing | exercise off Kodiak, Alaska, in November. |
| sion with the battleship Resolution during an | exercise off Portland Bill in the English Channel on 1 |
| unfire and submarine-launched torpedoes in an | exercise off San Diego, California. |
| mbs into the Pacific Ocean in a 1994 training | exercise off Point Mugu, California. |
| (During one | exercise, oiling from HMS Howe, the two ships locked t |
| Essentially an | exercise on a cube, the Petit Trianon attracts interes |
| A consultation | exercise on the name change is being carried out by th |
| d Army built the Te Rata Bridge as a training | exercise on a private farm owned by the Berryman famil |
| y is a cohort study focusing on the effect of | exercise on coronary artery disease, strokes, diabetes |
| nkeld in 1939 he led the Regiment on its last | exercise on horseback before it was split in to two an |
| The Team on | exercise on Pule Hill Crags, Marsden |
| is et Sanguinis in Animalibus, (An Anatomical | Exercise on the Motion of the Heart and Blood in Livin |
| The 156 FW held its Mobility | Exercise on 20 January 1996 and its Mobility Exercise |
| Just before the conclusion of the | exercise on 8 July, Wainwright ventured across the Arc |
| Plans for a landing | exercise on Spain's Atlantic coast had to be canceled |
| During a fleet | exercise on 1 November, she collided with Bergall (SS- |
| It must be true art, for otherwise it cannot | exercise on the minds of the hearers that influence wh |
| s bounty and colour of southern nature always | exercise on the native of the more reserved and sober |
| o qualified during Competition I performed an | exercise on the individual apparatus on which he or sh |
| , and providing them big pastures for them to | exercise on. |
| rds (UK)), Mole Harness (Stray Dog Army), and | Exercise One. |
| Ambient Rituals | Exercise One: Music For Soul Braiding CD - track #5 "W |
| which Hohl calls "Arbeit" (work), that is, to | exercise one's own creative forces. |
| Castilla participated in the NATO | exercise Operation Steadfast Jackpot 2006. |
| 38 appeared in support of the nuclear testing | exercise, Operation Redwing, and the following April a |
| mber 1964, she participated in the amphibious | exercise, Operation "Steel Pike I", the largest peacet |
| formally announced it will be completing the | exercise options for finishing purchasing the rest of |
| oga style was more effective than traditional | exercise or a patient education book for improving fun |
| rolyte solutions such as sports drinks during | exercise or eat potassium-rich foods like bananas. |
| hanges including tightly controlled levels of | exercise or activity. |
| triggered by an infection, fasting, strenuous | exercise, or sometimes other types of stress. |
| guidelines to coroners to assist them in the | exercise or performance of their functions. |
| t the calendar is either a schoolboy's memory | exercise or perhaps the text of a popular folk song, o |
| guidelines to coroners to assist them in the | exercise or performance of their functions . |
| on is small (less than 1% per year) and diet, | exercise or other drugs, may be more protective. |
| Letter games can be a writing | exercise or a form of collaborative fiction |
| ion Press Office was "not a neutral reporting | exercise or even simply a vehicle for apologists for t |
| d the advertisements, can be achieved without | exercise or without giving up favorite foods. |
| guidelines to coroners to assist them in the | exercise or performance of their functions. |
| o show the effect and contribute to a dynamic | exercise or other scenario. |
| sis, due to anaerobic metabolism during heavy | exercise or hypoxia |
| her this was the honest result of a war games | exercise or just a fabrication by Schleicher to force |
| guidelines to coroners to assist them in the | exercise or performance of their functions. |
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