CHE SIGNIFICA ABROGÁT IN RUMENO
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definizione di abrogát nel dizionario rumeno
ABROGATE, abrogate, tu, adj. (A proposito di atti, disposizioni, ecc.) Cancellato. \u0026 # X2013; V. abrogato. ABROGÁT, -Ă, abrogați, -te, adj. (Despre acte, dispoziții etc.) Anulat. – V. abroga.
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10 LIBRI IN RUMENO ASSOCIATI CON «ABROGÁT»
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1
The Catastrophe of the Presbyterian Church, in 1837, ... - Pagina 30
It must therefore be regarded, in whatever aspect its measures are contemplated, to say the least, as having transgressed the spirit of its constitution, in its unwarrantable zeal to maintain the letter. CHAPTER IV. A B R O GAT I O N 30 A B R O ...
2
The history and chronicles of Scotland - Volumul 1 - Pagina 219
Thus wer the auld ritis and cerimonis of Gentilis, quhilkis indurit to thay dayis, abro- gat. The first bischop that wes amang thaim in this He, wes ane Briton namit Amphibolus : quhilk prechit the evangellis throw all the boundis of Scottis and ...
3
An English expositour, or Compleat dictionary: teaching ...
... м Аид”, to Irritatç, to Incenlë. .All «incitatif-g, шифон. "Го мясу. to lncnmmodate. .To мы. ^ to Abrogát'e. .Apr . Mimidt. ' . .An «шииты. Conilernati \ x. 'o'n. To `Apparel, to Accoutre, in _- бей. y шитая, шатен. Atfìrn tlm ликами, жите] tlaut.
John BULLOKAR, Richard BROWNE (English Master at Rugby School.), 1719
4
Acts and Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk ...
... presentlie prosesiit within this realme, jurisdictioun, and discipline thairof, quhilk stands git in the buikis of the actis of Parliament, not abro- gat nor annullit : Thairfoir his Heines and Eltaittis foirsaids hes abrogat, caQit, and annullit, and be the ...
Church of Scotland. General Assembly, Thomas Thomson, 1845
5
The autobiography and diary of Mr. James Melvill, with a ... - Pagina 236
Sir, we ceas to mak fordar discourse upon this act, or to declar the qualities of thara to whom sic Commissiones ar giffen, because we suppose your Majestie will willinglie refonnc and abro- gat alluterlie that act." ANENT THE ACTS NOCHT ...
James Melville, Robert Pitcairn, 1842
6
The Lord's First Night: The Myth of the Droit de Cuissage - Pagina 245
20. Boece, Scotorum historiae, book 12, fol. 260, and elsewhere. In Bellenden's translation: "Amang mony werkis quhilkis he did, it wes not litill to be commendit, that he abro- gat the wickit lawe maid be King Ewin the Thrid, and commandit half ...
7
The Unlawfulnesse of Subjects Taking Up Armes Against ... - Pagina 46
... whicmhe wonta- bout so soon after to abro gat by the Sword. : He calls those Acts which he confefles, tended** thir good 9 not more Princely then friendly contributions. As if to doe his duty were of courtéíïe, and the discharge of his trust, ...
8
Grammatica slavica ... Editio prima in Pannonia - Pagina 303
Prawda Oäi koke. Powec Prawdu, prebigür ii Hlawu. Veritas ouium parit. - Prawidlami nacpat Hlawu, gako Krupami Ge„ lito. , Regulis fuperfluis onerare caput. Nowim Präwom staré fa kazi. Lex nova abro gat antiquam. Präzni ge hori Zämek, ...
9
Roman Antiquities: Or, An Account of the Manners and ... - Pagina 94
Ubi dux contrarix leges sunt, semper antiquam abro. gat nova, the new invalidates the old, Liv. ix. 34. Two clauses commonly used to be added to all laws: X. Si QUID JUS NON FUIT ROGARI, UT EJUS HAC LEGE NIHIL ESSET rogatum: 2.
10
History of Rationalism: Embracing a Survey of the Present ...
In 1828 Lord Russell, the leader of the Reform party, effected the abro gat ion of the Test Act, — a law which required all officers, civil and military, to receive the sacrament according to the usage of the Established church, and to take an oath ...
John Fletcher Hurst, 1865
