He added: "The remaining charges are well-established violations of the law of war and among the gravest forms of crime recognised by all civilised peoples.
Both argued that, as they were never able to marry or enter into any other form of legally recognised relationship with their partners because they were gay, restricting access to these financial benefits to surviving spouses was a form of indirect discrimination against gay people.
"The court held that the object of the ACT act is to provide for marriage equality for same-sex couples and not for some form of legally recognised relationship which is relevantly different from the relationship of marriage which the federal law provides for and recognises," the court said in its summary of the judgment.
In contrast, EM (the form of regulation recognised in Skinner's operant theory [ 31]) is characterised by behaviour controlled by external contingencies under which a task is performed to obtain reward or benefit external to the task itself [ 26, 30].
In the database, 296 experiments (47%) involved some form of formally recognised partnership between actors at different governance levels, whether this is in terms of vertical governance (e.g. partnerships between local, regional and national governments) or horizontal (e.g. partnerships between governments, civil society organisations and private actors).
To further increase the probability that AtoC would bind in vivo to even relatively low affinity targets predicted by the bioinformatic analysis, the experiments were performed in E. coli BL21[DE3] transformed with plasmid pHis10-AtoC [ 22] and overexpressing a recombinant His-tagged form of AtoC, recognised by an anti-His probe.
Three forms of PAP are recognised: autoimmune, secondary and genetic.
Primary and secondary forms of GBM are recognised; with secondary GBM developing through progression from low-grade diffuse astrocytomas or anaplastic astrocytomas.
George Santayana, Philosopher, 1863 to 1952 By the mid-18th century, the importance of exercise for health was established, and the physical demands of different forms of exercise were recognised, in a manner not dissimilar to descriptions 200 years later.
Two forms of HAT are recognised, due respectively to Trypanosoma brucei gambiense (a mainly human disease found mainly in western and central Africa) and Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense (a zoonosis observed in eastern and southern Africa) [ 2].
