Sentence examples for * the derechos from inspiring English sources

Mortgage in English law would identify a set of guarantees/securities on goods that could be, roughly, the derechos reales (real rights) in continental law (Spanish and French Law, in this paper).

In summary, compared to the flexibility of the floating charge (that is not related to any good in particular until there is a crystallization as a result of the insolvency of the debtor), the derechos reales (hipotecas, prendas, etc) in Spain are specific in nature.

In September, members of Congress devoted much of a Capitol Hill hearing to exploring the derecho outages in Northern Virginia.

For people who escaped both the derecho and Hurricane Sandy relatively unscathed, the year may be remembered most for the sheer breadth and oppressiveness of the summer heat wave.

And he was in Virginia earlier this year "for whatever that was," as he put it, referring to the derecho, the odd straight-line windstorm that struck the Washington area hard.

“You know,” he says, “there’s a housing shortage due to the derecho, so the Greenbrier arranged to have some of the caddies stay in the Bunker.”.

Pech said that organizers and local organized crime groups had perhaps not agreed on the derecho de piso, a tariff sometimes charged to local business owners enabling them to operate without further interference from the cartels.

A majority of District residents believe Pepco did an unsatisfactory job restoring power after the June derecho.

More than 400,000 Pepco customers were without power for days -- some longer -- after the 2012 derecho.

For instance, during the summer 2012 derecho, I read a Stephen King book for the first time.

He has covered Hurricane Sandy and the 2012 "derecho", explained particle physics theory, groundwater geology and medical research funding challenges, and revealed gaps in oversight of the state's doctors.