And in the work's final, culminating book, Homer slips in the information, ostensibly en passant but of course crucial, that the bodies of the hated suitors — whose gory deaths we are, to some extent, invited to savor, given their gross outrages against Odysseus and his family — were duly permitted to be retrieved by their families for burial.
Bin Suroor, who relieved the Godolphin siege with a Group One winner at Newbury on Saturday, will duly be permitted to assume temporary control of Moulton Paddocks, pending the appointment of a new trainer there.
In this case, the lawsuit was brought by "duly licensed and permitted cab drivers" Leonid Goncharov and Mohammed Eddine, "individually and on behalf of others similarly situated".
Any differences in the charges levied between the domestic and cross-border exercise of rights shall only be permitted where duly justified and shall reflect the variation in actual costs incurred for delivering the services.
Any differences in the charges levied between domestic and cross-border exercise of rights shall only be permitted where duly justified and shall reflect the variation in actual costs incurred for delivering the services.
Though elections on all levels were permitted, the Colorado Party never lost, and Stroessner was duly reelected every five years with a huge plurality.
(a) If a person refuses to permit a duly authorized representative of the Department of Commerce to have access to any premises or source of information necessary to the administration or enforcement of the Defense Production Act or this part, the Department of Commerce may seek compulsory process.
The slaughter house is duly approved and authorized by the Municipal Corporation, New Delhi, India for the exclusive purpose of 'slaughtering the animals', intended for the human consumption as permitted in the Bye-Laws.
DuVernay's film zeroes in on a particular 13-word section of the amendment that permits involuntary servitude "as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted".
The Government must, in any case, not permit a conviction to be obtained on the basis of possession, without the merits of a duly made motion to suppress having been considered.
* * * To effectuate the purpose of the statute it is necessary that a permit once given should be superior to the rights of the subsequent patentee of the land until such time as the permit is duly revoked by the Secretary of the Interior in the exercise of the express authority given by the statute.
