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The Abe clan continued to serve the Imperial Court as court nobles after the time of Seimei but, during the Muromachi period, they began to go by the family name instead of the clan name as was practiced by other court nobles in those days. 例文帳に追加

安倍氏は晴明以後も朝廷に代々公家として仕えていたが、室町時代に他の公家同様氏ではなく家名を称するようになった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Most of the views that 'he could not go back to Kyoto so quickly without any preparation' are mentioned by recent researchers, and there is no records to doubt 'Chugoku Ogaeshi' by warlords who had relations to Hideyoshi or TOYOTOMI clan at that time (if it was too quick from the viewpoint of warlords in those days, it is unnatural that warlords such as Nobukatsu and Nobutaka ODA, Katsuie SHIBATA and Ieyasu TOKUGAWA, who was against Hideyoshi later, did not insist it. 例文帳に追加

『事前に用意していなければ出来ない』とする説はほとんどが近年の学者が述べている発言であり、当時秀吉や豊臣家と関係があった武士からは敵味方を問わず中国大返しを疑問視した発言や記録は出ていない（当時の武士から見ても速すぎるのであれば後に秀吉と敵対した織田信雄・信孝・柴田勝家・徳川家康らがそれを主張しないのは不自然である）。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

That being the case, the volume of public works is, as is evident from the state of the housing construction sector, for example, no longer as plentiful as in the past. Thanks to the SME Financing Facilitation Act, which was enacted when the effect of the largesse, in a sense, given by the LDP administration in its last days was gradually running out, the construction industry has managed to survive. Given the nation's debt that now amounts to 9 trillion (yen), however, I believe that no matter which political party takes the reins, it would just not be feasible to go with any policy measure involving a large increase in public works spending at the levels seen in the past. 例文帳に追加

ところが、例えば住宅、これは1例昨日申し上げたのですけれども、公共事業が昔のようには潤沢にはない。自由民主党政権が最後にこの公共事業をある意味で大盤振る舞いしましたが、それの効果がだんだん切れつつある中で中小企業円滑化法案を出しましたので、何とか生き長らえてきたが、やっぱり今コンサルタント機能というのを言いましたが、もうかつてのように公共事業が非常に増額されるということは、基本的にどの政党が政権をとりましても、今900兆（円）の借金、国債があるときに、私はそうフィージブルな、実現可能な政策だとは思っておりません。 - 金融庁

Article 106 (1) In cases where either a person sentenced to imprisonment with work or a person sentenced to imprisonment without work has served the period of time for parole qualification pursuant to the provisions of Article 28 of the Penal Code (including the cases where it is applied by replacing the terms pursuant to Article 21 of the Act on the Transnational Transfer of Sentenced Persons), Article 58 of the Juvenile Code, or Article 22 of the Act on the Transnational Transfer of Sentenced Persons, and falls under cases specified by a Ministry of Justice Ordinance, such as being placed in an open-type institution pursuant to the provision of paragraph (2) of Article 88, if it is deemed necessary that the sentenced person, for smooth re-entry to society, go outside the penal institution to settle important personal matters such as securement of his/her residence and employer following release, visit people relevant to his/her rehabilitation and to the guardianship thereof, or acquire other useful experience for life in society following his/her release, then the warden of the penal institution may permit him/her a day leave or a furlough for a definite period within seven days without an escort of staff members of the penal institution. However, the furlough shall be limited to the cases where a sentenced person has been serving for not less than six months. 例文帳に追加

第百六条　刑事施設の長は、刑法第二十八条（国際受刑者移送法第二十一条において読み替えて適用する場合を含む。）、少年法第五十八条又は国際受刑者移送法第二十二条の規定により仮釈放を許すことができる期間を経過した懲役受刑者又は禁錮受刑者が、第八十八条第二項の規定により開放的施設において処遇を受けていることその他の法務省令で定める事由に該当する場合において、その円滑な社会復帰を図るため、刑事施設の外において、その者が、釈放後の住居又は就業先の確保その他の一身上の重要な用務を行い、更生保護に関係のある者を訪問し、その他その釈放後の社会生活に有用な体験をする必要があると認めるときは、刑事施設の職員の同行なしに、外出し、又は七日以内の期間を定めて外泊することを許すことができる。ただし、外泊については、その受刑者に係る刑が六月以上執行されている場合に限る。 - 日本法令外国語訳データベースシステム