WHAT DOES A PERCÉPE MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of a percépe in the Romanian dictionary
A PERCÉPE2 percép tranz. (taxes, taxes, money, etc.) Receiving as a contribution or fine (from individuals or businesses). A PERCÉPE2 percép tranz. (impozite, taxe, sume de bani etc.) A primi în calitate de contribuție sau de amendă (de la persoane sau întreprinderi).
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A PERCÉPE»
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The Relationship of Wintuan to Plateau Penutian - Pagina 69
Wintu p'ir-, Patwin p'lV- ~p'il- 'to skin' CV7VC partem. (37) Wintuan Patwin -pa 'locative' Sahaptian Nez Perce -pe 'locative' (also -p 'locative suffix', in place names) Sahaptin -pa 'locative' (38) Wintuan *pee: Patwin pee 'something, anything', ...
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Breviarium Vazatense - Pagina cxxvi
... facro Pafchae tempore ad Eccléfiam conveníre , ubi fanftíffimam Commu- niónem cum ceteris percí- piat , ad illum ( etiamíi paucis ante diébus percépe- rit ) jpfe illo Pal'cháli tempore déférât. FERIA QUARTA. Ex Concilio Tolofáno. Ann. 1590.
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Buletinul deciziunilor - Volumul 26 - Pagina 135
... şi a face ca Statul roman sa percépa o vama mai mica de cat i s'ar fi cuvenit în realitate; ca ast-fel fiind, şi acest motiv e nefondat. Asupra motivului IV din petiţia de recurs: „Eróre grosiera de fapt când tribunalul afirma ca factura in„dica anume ...
Romania. Inalta Curte de Casație și de Justiție, 1887
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Enciclopedia juridica - Volumul 1,Ediţia 4 - Pagina 694
... prevăzută în legea timbrului pentru transmiterea uzufructului şi a nudei proprietăţi, care o dată plătite ridică fiscului dreptul de a mai perce pe altă axă în caz când uzufructul revine de drept nudului proprie tar din cauza mortii uzufructuarului, ...
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Dictionariulu limbei romane: dupo insarcinarea data de ... - Pagina 356
... ca toti boiarii, a cautatu se fia unu functionariu, care a avutu sub a sea administratione caminulu domnescu sau caminele din una commune sau tinutu; caminariulu cautá se percepa si caminaritulu =impositulu pre camine. CAMINU, s. m., pl.
August T. Laurianu, Ian C. Massimu, 1873
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Uneasy Neighbors: Israel and the European Union - Pagina 69
... External Percepa'on of the EuroPean Union as a Global Actor (Oxon and New York: Routledge, 2009), 70—86. This chapter explores the changing images and perceptions in Israel 69 Ch04. Israeli (Mis)Perceptionsof the European Union.
Sharon Pardo, Joel Peters, 2009
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Essays on the Powers of the Human Mind, to which are ... - Pagina 286
very table which we see white, and feel hard, “ is believed to exist independent of our percepa “ tion, and to be something external to the mind "' which perceives it'; our presence bestows not “ being upon it ; our absence annihilates 'it' not: “ It ...
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Civic Responsibility and Higher Education - Pagina 301
The critical dimensions of the first characteristic are anchored in a percepa tion of the university as one of many knowledge resources in the community rather than as the “only” or even the “premiere” knowledge center. It requires faculty who ...
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Baby Steps, Second Edition: A Guide to Your Child's ... - Pagina 93
Because the baby can hold up her head relatively well, her visual percepa tion gets better. She looks around longer, clearly sees objects that are across the room, and becomes able to distinguish additional shapes and fomis. Turning her ...
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The Commentaries of the Emperor Marcus Antoninus. ... - Pagina 117
First, with regard to percepa tion, to adhere to evidence, and never to assem to what is false or doubtful. Secondly, with re-_ gard to action, never to lose-fight of focialityand - public good, but to keep the will pointing invatiably thither. T hitdly ...
Marcus Aurelius (Emperor of Rome), James Thomson (gent.), 1766
