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Page 85
... particular beliefs , the clauses are neutral . It is possible to assent to them , and to give effect to them , whatever particular belief we , individually , may hold about the environment and our relationship to it . I said in my 1985 ...
... particular beliefs , the clauses are neutral . It is possible to assent to them , and to give effect to them , whatever particular belief we , individually , may hold about the environment and our relationship to it . I said in my 1985 ...
Page 165
... particular trade practice did not have to be expressly or specifically stated in an Act in order to be " expressly authorised " by that Act ( p 668 ) . Indeed he appeared to be satisfied that the rule was expressly authorised if it was ...
... particular trade practice did not have to be expressly or specifically stated in an Act in order to be " expressly authorised " by that Act ( p 668 ) . Indeed he appeared to be satisfied that the rule was expressly authorised if it was ...
Page 429
... particular behaviour ( say nail biting ) , and the child in question is a nail biter , the evidence lacks two vital elements : ( 1 ) It does not spell out what proportion of nail biters have been abused ; ( 2 ) To be able to give that ...
... particular behaviour ( say nail biting ) , and the child in question is a nail biter , the evidence lacks two vital elements : ( 1 ) It does not spell out what proportion of nail biters have been abused ; ( 2 ) To be able to give that ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
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