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| Post-war she was returned to the | Commerce Department. |
| attended Gonzaga College and went on to study | Commerce at University College Dublin. |
| exhibitions of Europe, with an aim to promote | commerce and industry, along with art, science and edu |
| Today there is an attempt to revitalize | commerce and potentially tourism, but agriculture is s |
| It was dedicated to agriculture, | commerce, industry and the arts. |
| e heart of downtown in an effort to stimulate | commerce at area restaurants. |
| ndated that an annual Fair be held to promote | commerce, economic development and a sense of communit |
| close and substantial relation to interstate | commerce that their control is essential or appropriat |
| ders was arrested in March 1985 together with | Commerce and Development Minister Stanford Missick. |
| e of Tokyo and a graduate of the Tokyo Higher | Commerce School (now Hitotsubashi University). |
| the total community environment, the tone of | commerce in the great city centers, and, possibly, the |
| lightly less than 1% (0.893%) of total global | commerce. |
| rn day Malia is a holiday resort, tourism and | commerce are the main economic activities in the town, |
| the rigid Spanish rules towards international | commerce. |
| The family eventually arrived in the town of | Commerce, Illinois, which would later become the city |
| He also held roles relating to town planning, | commerce, the Arts and 'society' of Western Australia. |
| et is considered to be the center of town and | commerce. |
| nate Standing Committee on Banking, Trade and | Commerce. |
| International Trade & | Commerce |
| nt factor was the subject matter of trade and | commerce. |
| binet, Foster served as Minister of Trade and | Commerce, and received a knighthood (K.C.M.G.) in 1914 |
| to Cabinet as Minister of Industry, Trade and | Commerce in Clark's minority government. |
| bolished corn duties and patronized trade and | commerce. |
| of Ellis Erdman and his International Trade & | Commerce Corporation by the Securities and Exchange Co |
| Chengappalli, and overall growth in trade and | commerce, this area is now transforming itself into a |
| the Supreme Court of Canada on the Trade and | Commerce power under section 91(2) of the Constitution |
| s and could not be upheld under the trade and | commerce branch. |
| d to exist in the region as part of trade and | commerce with the non-Muslim neighbors. |
| e was vice-chairman of the Banking, Trade and | Commerce committee and the Standing Committee on Banki |
| the Supreme Court of Canada on the Trade and | Commerce power under section 91(2) of the Constitution |
| he "inter-provincial branch" of the Trade and | Commerce power. |
| anding Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and | Commerce. |
| R. B. Bennett appointed Minister of Trade and | Commerce. |
| 767) in The Universal Dictionary of Trade and | Commerce of 1751 listed Garthwaite as one of three des |
| have unearthed signs of early Roman trade and | commerce in beads and ornaments from this hamlet. |
| secure equal opportunities for the trade and | commerce of other Members of the League. |
| istant when, under the exactions of trade and | commerce, and to gratify an ambition to become the dom |
| "Kuthis" here and were involved in trade and | commerce. |
| 1958 "Man of the Month" - Transcona Trade and | Commerce publication 1967 Gold City Crest - Community |
| 6) Trade and | Commerce (not carried |
| Belfast Chamber of Trade and | Commerce |
| If so, is the burden on interstate trade and | commerce appropriate and adapted to that purpose? |
| n science and art, or her wealth by trade and | commerce. |
| village of Ennaiyiram indulging in trade and | commerce. |
| Trade and | commerce between the two regions was permitted with th |
| In considering the trade and | commerce clause he examined the "general trade" branch |
| eme Court of Canada decision on the Trade and | Commerce power under section 91(2) of the Constitution |
| eme Court of Canada decision on the Trade and | Commerce power allocated to the federal government und |
| The Court held that the Trade and | Commerce power applied not just to trade but also to t |
| “All manner of trade and | commerce” would be prohibited, and any ship that was f |
| It was the centre of trade and | commerce in the area for nearly two centuries. |
| regulate matters in relation to the trade and | commerce power. |
| slation was a valid exercise of the trade and | commerce power. |
| her brother-in-law when it came to trade and | commerce. |
| ster without Portfolio, Minister of Trade and | Commerce, Minister of National Revenue (Acting), Minis |
| ustralia regarding the scope of the trade and | commerce power in section 51(i) of the Constitution. |
| ation which will profoundly disturb trade and | commerce within the states. |
| alised government will dominate all trade and | commerce, including that which is carried on within st |
| legislative powers with respect to trade and | commerce, corporations, industrial matters and trusts. |
| . B. Bennett in 1934 as Minister of Trade and | Commerce. |
| tne, who was the former Minister of Trade and | Commerce and the Governor of the Southern Province. |
| and then Minister of International Trade and | Commerce in the Diefenbaker government, was described |
| net on June 21, 1957 as Minister of Trade and | Commerce. |
| He was Cabinet Minister of Trade and | Commerce during the period 1952-56 and was elected a M |
| of the Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and | Commerce from 1964 to 1983. |
| Only the Civil War, with the trade and | commerce it represented, halted this trend. |
| agree with China themselves to open trade and | commerce with mainland China. |
| onstitutional freedom of interstate trade and | commerce (s 92), which the Court held conferred a posi |
| The present division of the trade and | commerce power between federation and states is artifi |
| Trade and | commerce settlements alongside the military camps grew |
| nd encourage interstate and foreign trade and | commerce. |
| n favour of the full restoration of trade and | commerce as soon as conditions allowed, to increase ou |
| ld the provision as valid under the Trade and | Commerce power. |
| extend the government's power over trade and | commerce, the control of corporations, labour and empl |
| aw the passage or amendment of many trade and | commerce laws. |
| int of, or with intent to restrain, trade and | commerce among the States. |
| ustralia regarding the scope of the trade and | commerce power and the external affairs power, in sect |
| the Act was valid under the General Trade and | Commerce power, and that the provisions were necessari |
| ustralia regarding the scope of the trade and | commerce power in section 51(i) of the Constitution. |
| as the Associate Deputy Minister of Trade and | Commerce. |
| imported, does not fall within the Trade and | Commerce power and instead is a matter in the exclusiv |
| hort term as the Deputy Minister of Trade and | Commerce. |
| signed the portfolio of Minister of Trade and | Commerce. |
| t in 1944 and served as Minister of Trade and | Commerce, until his defeated in the 1960 election. |
| Trade and | commerce also flourished during his rule, and capital |
| tended a highly respected School of Trade and | Commerce, Magdeburg Gewerbe Schule. |
| pment of the region's international trade and | commerce. |
| etroplex, is the primary center for trade and | commerce in Hill County. |
| st kind interfering with interstate trade and | commerce would be invalid. |
| 923 to 1925, he was the Minister of Trade and | Commerce. |
| nister of Education and Minister of Trade and | Commerce. |
| had been making a “use” of the trademark “in | commerce”, but concluded that it was unable to grant s |
| s, and evacuations, and disrupted traffic and | commerce. |
| s educated in Ipswich and he then trained for | commerce in London. |
| operated by the Center for Transportation and | Commerce, a non-profit organization. |
| railway connection caused transportation and | commerce with Chicago to significantly improve.The add |
| Economic Development, and Transportation and | Commerce Committees. |
| at part of the world, facilitating travel and | commerce but also enabling the exchange of stories and |
| The Departments of State, Treasury and | Commerce, and especially Secretary of State Hillary Cl |
| Benjamin Franklin in negotiating treaties of | commerce; and in January 1785, was a member of a commi |
| 99, as agreed by the Anglo-Japanese Treaty of | Commerce and Navigation signed in London on July 16, 1 |
| of the British government, signed a treaty of | commerce with His Highness Sidi Jusef Caramanli, Basha |
| he was one of the negotiators of a treaty of | commerce in 1467 and of the marriage treaty of Margare |
| 11 April - England signs a treaty of | commerce with Sweden. |
| Anglo-Japanese Treaty of | Commerce and Navigation, 16 July 1894. |
| A treaty of | commerce, friendship, and limits to be established bet |
| most likely introduced from eastern Turkey by | commerce and settlement several thousand years ago. |
| s a teacher and became a polytechnic tutor in | commerce. |
| less than a half mile apart, with two roads ( | Commerce Street and Route 644 (Old Keene Mill Road / F |
| Railroad and was pushing the U.S. Interstate | Commerce Commission to prevent it from occuring. |
| Investigations subcommittee of the U.S. House | Commerce Committee - which conducts investigations and |
| right) and Nathan Witt prior to a U.S. Senate | Commerce Committee hearing on December 13, 1937. |
| ba in 1934, Mel Smith graduated from UBC with | Commerce and Law degrees. |
| the Business Facilitation Division under the | Commerce and Industry Branch of the Commerce, Industry |
| greatly increased Congress's power under the | Commerce Clause. |
| ng the scope of Congress' authority under the | Commerce Clause. |
| The HKETOs overseas have remained under the | Commerce, Industry and Technology Bureau. |
| he defendant company was registered under the | Commerce (Meat Export) Regulations (Cth). |
| Post Graduate Courses are conducted under the | Commerce, Humanities & the Science Faculties. |
| starting in 1961, including Undersecretary of | Commerce, ambassador to many African nations and to Pa |
| J.D. in 1957 until becoming Undersecretary of | Commerce for U.S. President Gerald Ford in 1975. |
| He served as Undersecretary of | Commerce for Transportation under President Dwight D. |
| ern computer lab, an audio and video unit and | commerce and arts sections for G.C.E (A/L). |
| obert W. Archbald, judge of the United States | Commerce Court. |
| obert W. Archbald, judge of the United States | Commerce Court. |
| t Wodrow Archbald, judge of the United States | Commerce Court. |
| s Deputy General Counsel of the United States | Commerce Department. |
| l when he was eighteen at Osaka University of | Commerce. |
| refecture, he attended the Kobe University of | Commerce (the precursor to Kobe University) but left b |
| ter took a position at the Kobe University of | Commerce. |
| University of | Commerce College Jaipur (page on facebook[ NK )] |
| ods but relationships previously untouched by | commerce negatively impacting on society in the proces |
| , State Route 254 (New Hope Road), and US 11 ( | Commerce Road), ending at Coalter Street and Edgewood |
| uring World War II and precluded their use as | commerce raiders. |
| States Navy, purchased in 1864, and used for | commerce raiding off the Atlantic coast. |
| First used in | commerce 12/18/1964 and initially trademarked by Conti |
| ir of the Assembly Committee on Utilities and | Commerce (U&C) which held legislative jurisdiction ove |
| as the Chairman of the Assembly Utilities and | Commerce Committee. |
| he Education Committee, and the Utilities and | Commerce Committee. |
| ve on the Budget, Human Services, Utilities & | Commerce, Government Organization, and Joint Legislati |
| s Vice Chairman of the Assembly's Utility and | Commerce Committee. |
| The event is highly valuable to | commerce as large profits can be made selling orange p |
| silk industry, which originated a very strong | commerce with other parts of Europe and which remained |
| , Pennsylvania, in 1805 and built vessels for | commerce on the Great Lakes. |
| gher Education Committee (as Vice-Chair), the | Commerce and Economic Development Committee and the In |
| inted to the Policy Affairs Vice-Minister for | Commerce and Industry. |
| ict Court judge who said that it violated the | commerce clause of the Constitution. |
| court ruled that the tribe's tax violated the | Commerce clause of the Constitution and that only stat |
| for him due to his monopoly of virtually all | commerce. |
| * VOC - Voice of | Commerce (Commerce Association) |
| ording to the historian Strabo, the volume of | commerce between India and Greece was not comparable t |
| nglish translation: The submarine war against | commerce. |
| For the World War I | commerce raider windjammer see SMS Seeadler (Windjamme |
| Berlin (Atlantic); a Second World War German | commerce raid in the Atlantic. |
| lief to post-World War I Europe and was later | Commerce Secretary. |
| es Marr and the Markets portfolio was renamed | Commerce. |
| The first game played was A&M | Commerce VS. |
| ed as part of the German Navy's first wave of | commerce raiders, sailing on 6 May 1940 under the comm |
| ompany purchased Webster, Massachusetts-based | Commerce Insurance Group, a major provider of motor in |
| Weekly Rest ( | Commerce and Offices) Convention, 1957 is an Internati |
| ducated at a German university, and went into | commerce. |
| ions that football and boxing were interstate | commerce and within the scope of antitrust law. |
| originally planned to travel farther west to | Commerce, but this plan was cancelled in 1941. |
| The position was abolished in 2007 when the | Commerce, Industry and Technology Bureau was abolished |
| Just when Bernny | Commerce started to renovate the building in 2002, CEF |
| Nikolaevich Karazin (1842-1908) which depict | commerce throughout various stages of history. |
| tion Israeli of Romanian descent, who studied | commerce and economics at the American University of B |
| law and its application to those who produce, | commerce, possess and consume such drugs. |
| riffith University, where he graduated with a | commerce degree. |
| s to Lockheed Martin who obtained it with the | Commerce Park property in 1984 when Martin Marietta to |
| an State of Karnataka,Shetty graduated with a | commerce degree from S.V.S. College in 1978.After grad |
| oard USS Kearsarge during her battle with the | commerce raider CSS Alabama on June 19, 1864 off Cherb |
| Eric Purdon then held civilian jobs with the | Commerce Department, Office of Economic Opportunity an |
| By the end of the 19th century, with most | commerce shifted to other canals specifically designed |
| Juarez and Estrella Streets dealt with river | commerce and consist of warehouses and stores, as well |
| etween the 12th and 16th centuries, with wool | commerce to Flanders and England being a source of inc |
| He attended NUI Galway, graduating with a | Commerce degree. |
| He graduated with a | commerce degree from Sydenham College. |
| ecies have spread around the world with human | commerce. |
| stolen vehicle, interference with interstate | commerce by violence and interstate transportation of |
| stolen vehicle, interference with interstate | commerce by violence and interstate transportation of |
| tion server which is supported with WebSphere | Commerce is IBM WebSphere Application Server, also pro |
| rous growth, the tree had been withdrawn from | commerce before 1995. |
| o set prices and services, without Interstate | Commerce Commission (ICC) approval. |
| ural implements, while some residents work in | commerce. |
| regard to the regulations of hours of work in | commerce and offices,... |
| From here he carried out his work; organising | commerce between the DDR and the west. |
| Worked in | commerce and industry |
| sed to the North, especially in the worlds of | commerce and industry. |
| d railways, believing that they would promote | commerce and increase the power of the bourgeoisie, le |
| ian-based Toronto-Dominion Bank would acquire | Commerce for $8.5 billion (U.S. dollars) in cash and s |
| International Gateway showcases 125 years of | commerce, trade, and interaction in the nation's first |
| es in this district, stretching from Young to | Commerce Street. |
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