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121. The Emir, while directly accountable to no one, cannot violate the Shari'a (Islamic law) and, in practice, must consider the opinions of leading notables and the religious establishment.
122. Accordingly, it concludes that the declaration of independence on the 17th of February 2008 did not violate general international law.
123. To replace capitalism condonable, our fee gives especially liberally, violate my travel principle completely.
124. Precisely how these marriages are distinct from hiring a sex worker, I am unclear – but the distinction at least keeps up the pretence that the new sexual culture doesn't violate religious order.
125. Thus, naturalism and scientism violate the Scientific Method and turns science on its head its head.
126. Like, favor, I ain't intentional to violate openly your army's luster, the Royal marine ambition fight shoulder to shoulder with you.
127. Consequently, agricultural bank anti - corruption defeats behoove from correct violate compasses manage grab.
128. If a loan contract between natural persons stipulates the payment of interest, the interest rate may not violate the regulations of the State regarding the restriction on the loan interest rates.
129. Posts than violate rules, moderators have the authority to edit, delete, minus marks and send warning. Then members are not allow to re-edit what the moderator has edited.
130. Of course, to coin money overnight lawful doesn't violate the law, but I think no one is too foolish to say that it is guilty to coin money overnight.
131. The MBTA sued to block that presentation, contending that it would violate U.S. laws on computer fraud.
132. The 'Capital' quoted a lot of information, exposed brutal cases of capitalist maltreat worker, most cases from it were violate law of that time and should be punished at that time.
133. He sprang up and swooped on her , on this object that he would violate.
134. The statutory conditions and procedures must be observed because picture taking and photography will violate photographic objects' personal dignity and privacy.
135. They clearly violate the spirit of existing treaties as well as the pro posed Chemical Weapons Convention, which is now before the Senate.
136. To a first approximation, the non-economist's answers violate fundamental economic logic.
137. ACTS that violate the labour discipline and the laws and regulations and order the parties concerned to correct.
138. Developing countries could produce cheaper vaccines that protect against cervical cancer by using routes that do not violate patents on existing costly products, a review article suggests.
139. However an eavesdropper can interne in the legal users' communication without violate the physical principles.
140. In fact, a lot of network attacks are to abuse different network protocols and several new attacking methods violate the protocol standard.
141. In this case, which seems to violate the "no shield current" rule for receiver circuits, the concentric cable is not used to shield the center lead; instead, the geometrv produces cancellation.
142. The scope of the liability of the bailee in our country holds the autonomous principle of the viewpoint of the person concerned, which does not violate the principle of fairness.
143. Will violate the above enunciator, the Meizhou newspaper office will investigate its related legal liability.
144. If business operators violate the provisions of paragraph 2, subparagraphs 1and 2, the consumers shall not be liable to pay any price above the cash transaction price.
145. Other behaviors that violate the management regulations on invigilation and grading papers.
146. This technically doesn't violate the rules of semantic equivalence -- the content in both documents are semantically the same.
147. Netease a regular corporation violate impossibly compasses, blizzard also won't the law.
148. If the transfer pricing is believed violate the arm's length principle, the authority has the right to adjust the price.
149. For starters, the statutes should re-written to require proof of mens rea -- evidence that an individual knew what he or she was doing was wrong and still purposely chose to violate the law.
150. Google has said the Yahoo deal doesn't violate antitrust law.
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