10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RURITANIAN»
Discover the use of
Ruritanian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Ruritanian and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Principles of International Taxation
For instance, if a Ruritanian company has a UK-resident shareholder then it will
not be practical for the Ruritanian government to insist that the UK shareholder
files a Ruritanian tax return and makes payment of the tax due on a dividend from
...
Angharad Miller, Lynne Oats, 2012
2
Freedom of Establishment and Private International Law for ...
The argument the managers would be making would actually target the
application of Ruritanian law. They would be requesting that Ruritanian law not
be applied, because this would constitute a breach of freedom of establishment.
Paschalis Paschalidis, 2012
3
Discrete and Continuous Fourier Transforms: Analysis, ...
For N = Nq x Ni, where No and Ni are relatively prime, the decoupling process in
Section 13.2.2 must now be redone using the Ruritanian mapping formula on
both index £ and index r; hence, we modify (13.12) as below. r □ {Nino + Norn) ...
4
International Monetary Co-operation 1945-52
Ruritanian authorities are however prepared to make a concession. Their
general rule is that if a Ruritanian obtains dollars (for example, by exporting
goods to the United States) he must sell them to the authorities at the official
exchange rate, ...
5
Nations and Nationalism
The Ruritanian language, or rather the dialects which could be held to compose it
, was not really spoken by anyone other than these peasants. The aristocracy
and officialdom spoke the language of the Megalomanian court, which happened
...
6
Inventing Ruritania: The Imperialism of the Imagination
Hope's last Ruritanian romance, the most unusual and, commercially, the least
successful of the three, The Heart of Princess Osra (1896), delves further into
Ruritania's past, and represents not so much a novel as a pure fairy tale, which, ...
7
For He Is an Englishman: Memoirs of a Prussian Nobleman
Ruritanian law made you a Ruritanian subject if your father was a Ruritanian (a
common state of affairs). Thus a baby born of Ruritanian parents in England
would have both nationalities unless there was a treaty between Britain and
Ruritania ...
Charles Arnold-Baker, 2007
8
Freedom in the Air: Song Movements of the Sixties
Accordingly the Ruritanian operator and his crew are supposed to comply with
United Kingdom law, which they perhaps cannot read or understand. But, you
may say, are they really going to care very much about British requirements, ...
9
Legal Risk in the Financial Markets
It was to be governed by Ruritanian law. The bank's lawyers made extensive
investigations of Ruritanian law (with Ruritanian lawyers) and, of course, spent a
great deal of time considering the conditions in the government undertaking and
the ...
The Ruritanian language, or rather the dialects which could be held to compose it
, was not really spoken by anyone other than these peasants. The aristocracy
and officialde spoke the language of the Megalomanian court, which happened
to ...
John Hutchinson, Anthony D. Smith, 1994
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RURITANIAN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Ruritanian is used in the context of the following news items.
View of ourselves more myth than substance
These achievements now look increasingly Ruritanian, the more so for the fact that Australia's retreat on its obligations as a good international citizen have ... «WA today, Jul 15»
Leicester deserves better than the bones of Richard III
Richard III's coffin. The 'extravaganza … perpetuates an image of a Ruritanian and fundamentally irrelevant theme-park nation'. Photograph: Peter ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»
Disney's live-action Cinderella is pretty but empty
Lavish and impersonal, Kenneth Branagh's Cinderella turns the classic fairytale into a 19th century Ruritanian romance, complete with fictional kingdoms, ... «A.V. Club, Mar 15»
Queen Bee! St Andrew's Sara-Beth wins 2015 spelldown
Sara-Beth then went on to win when she correctly spelt it and then R-U-R-I-T-A-N-I-A-N. 'Ruritanian' is defined as "having the characteristics of adventure, ... «Jamaica Gleaner, Feb 15»
Be careful what you say about Danish royals
... I would hope that, in a supposedly democratic, progressive country like Denmark, they would have moved on from these kinds of Ruritanian pantomimes. «The Local Denmark, Jan 15»
Ex-wife of well-known performer obtains injunction against book to …
The boy was described in the judgment as having “dual British and Ruritanian nationality”. Describing the author and his book, a semi-autobiographical work, ... «The Guardian, Oct 14»
The Sikorski set: the Polish foreign minister has locked horns with …
Toby Young, also at Oxford, described him as “like some Ruritanian duke in a 1930s movie who, just at the point of marrying Greta Garbo, is exposed as an ... «Evening Standard, Jun 14»
Morality versus legality: when is war justified?
The Ruritanian dictatorship is a brutal regime that has ordered the massacre, torture and rape of minority groups in the country. Economic sanctions have no ... «The Times, Mar 14»
New film: "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
... but "The Grand Budapest Hotel" opens in a sumptuous Alpine spa hotel in a fictional Ruritanian state in the 1930s, a setting where Mr Anderson's tendency ... «The Economist, Mar 14»
For Hotels.com's Campaign, the Answer Was Obvious
Captain Obvious gets around, as befitting the symbol of a website for travelers, and is dressed in a Ruritanian uniform comically festooned with medals. «New York Times, Feb 14»
