Such a verdict cannot readily be assimilated to tort; it is most naturally explained and justified by the recognition of contract as a distinctive legal form.
Some did return, but the majority stayed and assimilated.
Before the end of the 17th century, the Spaniards had defeated and assimilated the Picunche, and the Huilliche had assimilated into Chile's dominant mestizo population.
In 2006, Placer Dome was purchased and assimilated into Barrick Gold.
ETM obtained and assimilated the datasets.
Because Louisiana combines common law with the civil law of the Napoleonic code, Song explained, "Tulane is academically a unique and assimilating law school". He next enrolled at Cambridge University, earning a diploma in comparative legal studies.
In "A Death in the Family," James Agee explained how we assimilate the sudden loss of a loved one.
The original "Baby Einstein" tape features nursery rhymes and counting in English, Spanish, French, German, Hebrew, Japanese and Russian, and explains in the guide to parents that "research has shown that infants have a natural ability to distinguish and assimilate the sounds of all languages, but that this ability fades as babies grow older".
This could be explained on one hand, by the fact that the participants consider the FMBS campus as a place of knowledge acquisition; the understanding and assimilating steps of this knowledge takes place in a more intimate and familiar environment.
The White House signalled as much in its damage-control statement, on Thursday, explaining that the President wants to "make our country stronger by welcoming those who can contribute to our society, grow our economy and assimilate into our great nation".
It welcomes and assimilates all new arrivals.
