10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PUNCTILIO»
Descubre el uso de
punctilio en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
punctilio y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
13. Equity,. Individual. Justice,. and. the. Punctilio. of. Honor. c. Cardozo's
opinions demonstrated his understanding that deciding cases was a complex
business. The jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals limited it primarily to reviewing
questions ...
2
Agency, Partnerships, and LLCs: Examples and Explanations
What does ''the punctilio of an honor the most sensitive'' mean when the two
partners in an at-will partnership are discussing achangeinprofit
sharesbecauseone partner believes sheis bringing in most of the business?57
The law of partner ...
Daniel S. Kleinberger,
2008
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General Clauses and Standards in European Contract Law: ...
... extending outside the Community. 3. High Standard of Duty of Care and
Honesty or Loyalty (Punctilio of an Honour the Most Sensitive), as in Investment
Services The third example is that of the duty of care and honesty or loyalty which
...
Stefan Grundmann, Denis Mazeaud,
2006
4
The Worldly Philosophers: The Lives, Times And Ideas Of The ...
For all its changing social complexion, this was still the Old World, and as such it
insisted on a modicum of punctilio. Thus it was not without significance that when
Dick Ark- wright, the barber's apprentice, made his fortune in the spinning jenny ...
Robert L. Heilbroner,
2011
5
The Experimental Impulse in George Meredith's Fiction
In the opening scene on London Bridge, what is shown to be especially
disruptive to Victor's equanimity is the marvelously appropriate parting shot of the
helpful "fellow" — " 'And none of your dam punctilio' ": He abominated the thought
of an ...
Richard C. Stevenson,
2004
6
Boyer's Royal Dictionary Abridged: In Two Parts ... ...
Punched, p. percé, &c. Punchinello, s. policlnnellc, m. Punching, ». l'action de
percer, ¡ce K p- Puncheon, з.рмпсоп, m. Punctilio, s. vétille, pointillé, baga telle
ou chose de rien, f. Punctilio or puncto, point rf'A<m- tmir, m. Tu be upon th
punctilio, ...
Abel Boyer, William Gardiner,
1814
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The Royal Dictionary Abridged
_ Punx-hetl, mlllrrect, &e. Punchinello, _s. polirltinel, m. Pfinohing, sI PaSian dry/
net', &e. Pfimhcon, [z/ltsingvn, m. Punctilio. v/ul/r, j/oin/i/Ye, [mgate/le, s. ou e/mse
de rim, s. Punctilio o' pstncto, [Hlnl d'}w"ma', m. 'so be upon the punctilio. in.
8
Law is Justice: Notable Opinions of Mr. Justice Cardozo
... permissible in a workaday world for those acting at arm's length, are forbidden
to those bound by fiduciary ties. A trustee is held to something stricter than the
morals of the market place. Not honesty alone, but the punctilio of an honor ...
Benjamin Nathan Cardozo, Abraham Lawrence Sainer,
1999
9
The New Pocket Dicionary of the English and Spanish ...
... (in shows ), especie de — ( liquor ) , mezcla de aguardiente , agua , limones y
azúcar Punch , v. act. punzar ; ctgugerear [ titers Punchinello, s. especie de
Puncheon, s. punzón Punctilio, s. porfía , disputa sobre bagatelas Punctilio, i ,
Púnelo, ...
Claude-Marie Gattel,
1803
10
Woodstock: Or, The Cavalier : a Tale of the Year Sixteen ...
If he retreats or yields it up, I will, for your sake, wave punctilio. I will not even ask
an apology for the trouble it has afforded me, but let all pass as if it were the
consequence of some unhappy mistake, the grounds of which shall remain on
my ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «PUNCTILIO»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
punctilio en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Temple defends trustees board chairman in wake of latest Cosby …
Not honesty alone, but the punctilio of an honor the most sensitive, is the standard of behavior." University officials deny Hochner's contention that O'Connor's ... «Newsworks.org, Jul 15»
The literary history of duels, those absurdly formal fights to the death
There lingers, even in our mercantile age, an admiration for the aristocratic ethos, the punctilio, of the duel. After all, unlike feuds or plain murder for revenge, ... «Washington Post, Jul 15»
'A Series Of Unfortunate Events' Coming To Netflix -- See Fan-Made …
Another little hint is the YouTube uploader herself, Eleanora Poe, who was the editor of the Daily Punctilio in the series. The user joined early last month, ... «The Inquisitr, Jul 15»
Risk retention – “how I learned to love risk retention and live with it …
Both modalities meet the punctilio of the Rule and at least, in the CLO space provide an opportunity for managers to properly align their capital with additional ... «Lexology, Jun 15»
Opinion: John Duran – Where There Is Smoke …
Justice Cardozo once stated in a decision that “A trustee is held to something stricter than the morals of the market place. . . the punctilio of an honor the most ... «WEHOville, Feb 15»
Rotten fish and Belfast confetti
He saw Churchill as a figure who could challenge what Phelan called “punctilio,” the adherence to deferential attitudes that kept vested interests in control of the ... «OUPblog, Ene 15»
Charlie Hebdo: anti-Muslim backlash must be shunned
... in Europe, to elucidate our viewers and readers as to the images at the heart of the furore, and I am afraid that it is not just a question of politeness, or punctilio, ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Ene 15»
The Islamists want war, but it would be fatal if we fell for it
... in Europe, to elucidate our viewers and readers as to the images at the heart of the furore, and I am afraid that it is not just a question of politeness, or punctilio, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Ene 15»
A New Approach to Environmental Law
Agency trustees hold an unwavering duty of undivided loyalty to the public (both present and future generations) and must abide by the highest “punctilio” of ... «BillMoyers.com, Sep 14»
The New Yorker in the Forties
He was the profane rube who had a mystical obsession with grammatical punctilio and syntactical clarity. He was the untutored knucklehead (“Is Moby Dick the ... «New Yorker, May 14»