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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «STIPULABLE»
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1
A New Apophaticism: Augustine and the Redemption of Signs
On the basis of this analysis we can propose the more general claim that culture,
based in language as the primary location of the stipulable sign, is the opening
out of semiosis into an endlessly extendable objective reality in which relations ...
2
United States Code: Supplement III
More than one letter is required to distinguish merchandise stipulable under
different provisions or at different appraised values. 8. Initials to be inserted by
the Government. 9. See n. 8. Name of person to be inserted by the Government.
10.
U S Government Printing Office,
2005
3
The human use of signs, or, Elements of anthroposemiosis
... moon: G33 Spheres and epicycles: G33 Spiral of semiosis: 224 Spirit world: 62
Spirits: 60, 76 Square root: 136 Stars: 59 Stimulus, physical, extinction of: 121 (
see also Functional cycle) Stipulable, stipulability: epigraph before 134, 160, 161,
...
4
Digest of United States Supreme Court Reports
The Customs port officials make an initial determination about which, if any,
specific merchandise is stipulable. Sometimes, when the stipulable merchandise
is readily identifiable based upon clear invoice descriptions that the parties may ...
The description should be sufficiently specific to enable the Customs Service to
identify the stipulable articles. Appropriate general terms or inclusion of
descriptions on Schedule may be used.)] 3. The imported merchandise was
classified by ...
Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, Bancroft-Whitney Company,
2003
6
United States Code Annotated: Comprising All Laws of a ...
The description should be sufficiently specific to enable the Bureau of Customs
and Border Protection to identify the stipulable articles. Appropriate general terms
or inclusion of descriptions on Schedule may be used.) ] 3. The imported ...
7
United States Code Service
The Customs port officials make an initial determination about which, if any,
specific merchandise is stipulable. Sometimes, when the stipulable merchandise
is readily identifiable based upon clear invoice descriptions that the parties may ...
8
United States code service, lawyers edition: all Federal ...
The description should be sufiiciently specific to enable the Customs Sen/ice to
identify the stipulable articles. Appropriate general terms or inclusion of
descriptions on Schedule may be used.)] 3. The imported merchandise was
classified by ...
United States, Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, Bobbs-Merrill Company,
1995
9
Customs Bulletin and Decisions: Regulations, Rulings, ...
The stipulable imported merchandise Should be appraised on the basis of
deductive value, as defined in 19 U.S.C. § l401a(d), at the values shown on
Schedule A under the column headed “Deductive Value”. 5.' The imported
merchandise is ...
10
United States Court of International Trade Reports: Cases ...
... duties facts ing strips Ridgway, J. paid by plaintiff on the stipulable
merchandise ABSTRACTED CLASSIFICATION DECISIONS—continued
DECISION NO. / DATE PORT OF ENTRY ...
United States. Court of International Trade,
2003