Such review must, according to the settled law of this court, be by writ of error.
22 As regards the scope of those exceptions and limitations, it must be pointed out that, according to the settled case-law of the Court, the provisions of a directive which derogate from a general principle established by that directive must be interpreted strictly (Case C‑5/08Infopaq International EU C 2009 465, paragraph 56 and the case-law cited).
"Which is exactly wrong, according to well-settled scientific consensus.
As a confident, self-defined elite that controlled and administered the law according to well-settled rules, the scholars were agents of stability and predictability — crucial in societies where the transition from one ruler to the next could be disorderly and even violent.
According to the SEC's order instituting a settled administrative proceeding, the first unregistered offering occurred in May 2012 as 2,600 bitcoins were raised through the sale of 30,000 shares in FeedZeBirds, which promises to pay bitcoins to Twitter users who forward its sponsored text messages.
Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh as a White House lawyer in the Bush administration advised against referring to the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade as the "settled law of the land," according to a 2003 email.
While comparison to plaques in which the acceptor fluorophore is used to stain a non-interacting, yet co-localized protein would be ideal, there is no settled candidate protein for this, according to the literature.
In 2015, the face value of settled policies in the U.S. was about $1.7 billion, according to Conning & Company, an investment management firm that specializes in insurance.
According to the Spaniards, the captives were "ladino," or slaves long-settled in Cuba.
Proper guidance for EU workers seeking settled status would do much to mitigate this problem, according to the report.
