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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SPOLIATIVE»
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1
Rational Hydrotherapy: A Manual of the Physiological and ...
Hot baths and all spoliative measures must be avoided, except in cases of
toxemia in which short sweating baths accompanied by copious water-drinking
may be employed, especially the electric-light bath; but care must be taken to
follow the ...
John Harvey Kellogg, 2001
2
The Drawing of the Mark of Cain: A Socio-historical Analysis ...
them meant the issuance of “usurious” spoliative mortgages, ruinous in times of
ever falling agrarian prices. The concept of usury and the idea derived from
objections to Jewish usurers, court Jews, and peddlers as future millionaires, that
...
3
Metaphysics of Natural Complexes: Second, Expanded Edition
Augmentative alescence is not mere quantitative increase, nor is spoliative
alescence mere separation or diminution. A cancer, a spoliative alescence, is a
quantitative increase which conceals a pervasive decline of functions.
Justus Buchler, Kathleen Wallace, Armen Marsoobian, 1990
4
Axis Rule in Occupied Europe
Clearing has had quite an evolution in German foreign trade practices, and one
may distinguish three stages 22 thereof: (i) inducive stage; (2) oppressive stage; (
3) spoliative stage. In the inducive stage of clearing Germany tried to penetrate ...
5
The Wilhelmstrasse: A Study of German Diplomats Under the ...
Far greater spoliative duties were in store for him, however, in 1941. Rosenberg's
new appointment on April 20 portended an enormous curtailment of Foreign
Office activities in Eastern Europe, and a massive enlargement of his own.
6
American Medicine in Transition, 1840-1910
... a combination of forces acted and reacted upon each other to bring about a
gradual abandonment of the practice of bleeding. While few "regulars" ventured
publicly to condemn the lancet, doctors began speaking of "spoliative bleedings,"
...
7
Elements of Hydrotherapy for Nurses
The sweating wet sheet pack is a very valuable eliminative and spoliative
measure. It is one of the most useful means in the treatment of the transient fevers
of infants and children, in capillary bronchitis, colds, and grippe. For spoliative ...
George Knapp Abbott, 2010
8
Clinical Laboratory Methods and Diagnosis: A Textbook on ...
PATHOGENESIS Pathogenesis explains the mechanism by which parasites
exert their actions upon the organism. The following actions may be seen either
alone or combined: (spoliative action toxic action traumatic, perforative, infectious
or ...
Rutherford Birchard Hayes Gradwohl, Pedro Kouri Esmeja, 1948
9
the Responsibilities of Power
not to hamper the States except where it would be obvious to disinterested men
that the action was arbitrary and wanton, and therefore spoliative and unjustified.
Of course exactly the same freedom of action, the same scope for legislation, ...
George Harmon Knoles, 1967
10
District of Columbia minimum wage cases ...: Jesse C. ...
Sec0nd.—It is not arbitrary, wanton, or spoliative for Congress to require
employers to pay the cost of woman's labor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Third.—The action of Congress was not arbitrary, wanton, or spoliative because
the direct ...
Felix Frankfurter, Willie A. Lyons, Francis H. Stephens, 1923
