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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ABDICABLE»
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1
Conrad Summenhart's Theory of Individual Rights
By contrast, civil dominion is defined as “retainable or abdicable when charity is
preserved.” Gerson's point is that civil dominion is not founded on charity,
although the state of charity is no obstacle to possessing civil dominion. Further,
he ...
2
Bowler Strike and Spare Letters: Bowling Letters Strike Find ...
... Bowler Strike and Spare 340 Word = abbotcies Bowler Strike and Spare 341
Word = abdicable Bowler Strike and Spare 342 Word = abdicated Bowler Strike
and Spare 343 Word = abdicates Bowler Strike and Spare 344 Word = abdicator
...
... ABDICATOR ABDICATORS ABDOMEN ABDICATE ABCOULOMB
ABCOULOMBS ABDICABLE ABBREVIATOR ABBREVIATORS ABBOTSHIP
ABBOTSHIPS ABBREVIATE ABBREVIATED ABBREVIATES ABBREVIATING
ABBREVIATION ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood,
2013
4
A Dictionary of Modern English Usage: The Classic First Edition
See FRENCH WORDS. abbreviate, abdicate, make abbreoiable, abdicable : see
-ABLE 1. abdomen. Pronounce ăbdō′mĕn. abetter, -or. See -OR. Abigail. See
SOBRIQUETS. abjection, abjectness. See -ION & -NESS. ablatively, ablativally, ...
H. W. Fowler, David Crystal,
2009
5
Armed Forces in Law Enforcement Operations? - The German and ...
... same level of democratic values abroad as on the national territory in order to
remain a role model. Insofar, a monitoring of the officers in regard to appropriate
behaviour and exemplary standards is by no means superfluous or abdicable.
6
Garner's Modern American Usage
... and infiltratable (so that infiltrable not be thought to be derived from infilter [= to
sift or filter in] rather than from infiltrate). The following words, which occur with
some frequency, are better than the -atable forms: abbreviable abdicable ...
7
Navigation and MIS in Orthopedic Surgery
Surface morphing based on anatomical atlases is in our opinion abdicable, in
defect situations potentially dangerous. The goal of CT free navigation is a more
precise positioning of cutting guides than can be done with conventional intra- or
...
James B. Stiehl, Werner H. Konermann, Rolf G. Haaker,
2007
8
Philosophy of Law: An Encyclopedia
Civil sovereignty is sovereignty acquired, retainable, and abdicable in virtue of
the institution of civil law. Mair's ultimate definition of sovereignty is that it is the
right of owning, having, and using something at will where no limitation of
positive ...
Christopher Berry Gray,
1999
All member nations must provide clean, renewable energy sources to its citizens.
All Nations, regions and or states shall provide at least 80% of their own energy
consumption needs. NIMBY is not an abdicable excuse anymore. If you live in a ...
10
Bargaining in the Criminal Justice Systems of the United ...
This could either be done by the introduction of obligatory and not abdicable mini
-bench-trials as part of the judicial review of a guilty plea and a bargain or in the
course of post-plea-of-guilty hearings during sentencing. In order to avoid ...