It noted that minority and religious rights had been placed under international guarantee by Article 62 of the Treaty of Berlin, 13 July 1878, and observed that those "existing rights" had been preserved in accordance with the safeguarding provisions of Article 13 of the League of Nations Mandate and a chapter of General Assembly resolution 181 (II) on the future government of Palestine.
Getting Oriented comprises three chapters of general advice that cover socialization (with an emphasis on courtesy), lab policies, and staying organized.
Based on the assessment of the German case undertaken in the preceding chapters, a number of general implications regarding the current and option values of flexible bioelectricity provision and their remuneration can be derived.
This chapter describes a number of general principles that are of use in designing actual conversion devices primarily those aimed at utilizing the renewable flows of energy.
IN THE final chapter of his "General Theory", Keynes foresaw "a somewhat comprehensive socialisation of investment".
Aides to Mr. Kerry and Mr. Bush agree that this weekend marks the end of what was in effect the opening chapter of their general election campaign, which explains why both sides have given such scrutiny to the effectiveness of the Bush strategy.
This chapter provides an overview of general design parameters important for encapsulation, which include the size of the capsule and permeability to allow or exclude the passage of nutrients, small molecules, and larger proteins, and then discusses various biocompatible materials now used for cell encapsulation.
This new chapter begins with a discussion of general filtering techniques, which leads into the concept of "ideal filters".
This chapter aims at defining a set of general safety and radiation protection criteria for nuclear plants.
He continued to teach until 1259 when he traveled to Valenciennes in order to attend a General Chapter of his order.
That year he returned to Cologne, but left the same year for Paris in order to attend a General Chapter of his order in which the allegations of William of St. Amour's De periculis novissimorum temporum against mendicant orders were considered.
