If the law on provisional voting, he wrote, "saves but a single vote, its purposes will have been accomplished, and its adoption justified".
There has therefore to be some concept of common good that is not prescribed solely in terms of revealed Law, however provisional or imperfect such a situation is thought to be.
On 7 April 1795 the metric system was formally defined in French law and provisional standards based on Cassini's survey of 1740 adopted.
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If a county does not finish in time, the law states, the provisional results that were submitted to the state on Saturday stand.
For instance, the new law would create provisional ballots to prevent disenfranchising citizens who were wrongly eliminated from the voter rolls, as many in heavily black precincts were in November because they had been mistakenly purged along with ex-convicts.
Expecting that Congress could once again fail to pass a budget this fall, Blumenauer and a handful of colleagues are pushing the House Appropriations Committee to include money for Iraqi Sivs in a provisional law to fund the government.
In Pennsylvania, where the law requires that provisional ballots be counted even if they are filed in the wrong precinct, the election administrator has a narrow window for deciding which votes to count.
Jordan's provisional law on cyber crimes, deviously adopted earlier this month, has brought the Hashemite kingdom a step closer to Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and Egypt, which are considered by international freedom of expression groups among the most notorious online oppressors worldwide.
