'Agnostic,' retorted Aveling, was simply 'atheist' writ respectable, and 'atheist' was simply 'agnostic' writ aggressive.

A writ of election is a writ issued by the government ordering the holding of an election.

The JPMorgan Problem Writ Large

Then produce your writ , if ye are truthful .

Then produce your writ , if ye are truthful .

It's a sort of Ann Landers' column writ large.

It will continue to move towards beautiful decay Venice writ large.

And they say , Our Lord , hasten Your writ upon us , before the Day of Account .

And they say , Our Lord , hasten Your writ upon us , before the Day of Account .

General concern had been expressed that the writ of habeas corpus was soon to be suspended.

Governance writ small focuses instead on those institutional arrangements that can best relax the constraints on growth.

1. Service of process by writ or other document instituting a proceeding against a State shall be effected

The issue has been highlighted by the civil society and by the women councilors themselves. Writ petition no.

Economists and aid agencies would be more useful if they turned their attention to what one might call governance writ small.

Westminster s writ no longer runs north of the border, at least as far as things like education and health are concerned.

Thirteen months later, in July 2002, Mr. Morales Hernández filed a writ of habeas corpus. On 9 August 2002, the writ of habeas corpus was rejected by the Pereira circuit criminal court, which found that the court concerned had been unable to deliver a judgement because of bottlenecks or a heavy workload.

A precautionary firm would look like a miniature version of today s regulatory state, whereas a proactionary state would operate like a venture capitalist writ large.

The result is an erosion of the stature of mainstream political parties and trade unions, and all time low levels of trust in governments writ large.

Were it not that a writ had already gone forth from Allah , there would surely have touched you a mighty torment for that which ye took

Had it not been for a writ from God that had already gone forth , you would have been severely punished on account of what you took .

Were it not that a writ had already gone forth from Allah , there would surely have touched you a mighty torment for that which ye took

Had it not been for a writ from God that had already gone forth , you would have been severely punished on account of what you took .

4. Derogation from Article 2.3 of the ICCPR following the suspension of Article 23 of the Constitution (right to constitutional remedy except the writ of habeas corpus).

After decolonization, ethnic, linguistic, racial, caste based and religious differences surfaced as the post colonial States sought to establish their authority and writ over diverse population groups.

Mr. Ali filed a writ of habeas corpus in the Federal District Court in Chicago on 16 April 2004 challenging the constitutionality of the automatic stay provision.

And, of course, the problem is not just Romney writ large, his level of tax avoidance makes it difficult to finance the public goods without which a modern economy cannot flourish.

This Qur 'an is not such ( a writ ) as could be composed by anyone but God . It confirms what has been revealed before , and is an exposition of ( Heaven 's ) law .

Beyond bringing important but politically marginalized groups to the table, such a committee might also produce a demonstration effect, with successful power sharing in a small setting possibly encouraging power sharing writ large.

The US may be intent on creating a transatlantic trade and investment pact with Europe, which would make a political statement to the world that the West writ large constitutes the universal normative reference point.

Moreover, the UN and EU contingents, and the NATO forces in Kosovo, have been unable or unwilling to enforce the government s writ in Ibarski Kolašin, and scant attention has been paid to its shambolic economy.

With reference to the writ of prevention, the Bill provides for the expansion of the role of protection mechanisms, both in relation to the aggressor and in relation to the measures for protecting women victims.

The lessons for achieving the SDGs are clear. For starters, experience in the nuclear field highlights the breadth of opportunities for science and technology to add value on a microeconomic level and thus to support development writ large.

Those areas that are outside international writ and settlement are strong impediments to the development of the countries and regions to which they belong and often tend to become hotbeds of organized crime, illegal trafficking, smuggling, proliferation and, not least, terrorism.

Gradually, bringing it down, bringing it down.

Mornings begin with physical exercises while chanting Down down Mubarak! .

Economists and aid agencies would be more useful if they turned their attention to what one might call governance writ small. This requires moving away from the broad governance agenda and focusing on reforms of specific institutions in order to target binding constraints on growth.

On 29 October 2004 the Court denied Mr. Ali's request for a writ because he had had previous opportunity to request release on bond and could not review the BIA factual determination on whether he was or was not dangerous or a flight risk.

Notwithstanding this legal provision, the door was first opened by the judicial system when the Federal Supreme Court considered a writ of mandamus submitted by Maria Sandra Cordeiro de Mello and declared that she could register in the public service entrance exam in 1952 .

Down goes the economy and down goes the Labour government s standing.

Gaza chanted yesterday, Down with military rule, down with the occupation

That We pour down the water , pouring ( it ) down in abundance ,

That We pour down the water , pouring ( it ) down in abundance ,

Down arrow

Calm down.

Come down.