Continental mercantile law, which contained Roman-law elements, was absorbed into English law as it stood.
After the village withheld a mercantile permit, which is required for any business in Valley Stream, Mr. Alessandria sued, accusing the village of selective enforcement.
Unlike Luther, whose reforms were backed by princes hoping to gain greater political independence, Calvin was supported by the new mercantile class, which needed political and administrative changes for the purposes of its own expansion.
Officials in this shore town would love for the project to remain here on Bay Avenue, but Mr. Shaheen and others fret over the noisy, mercantile surroundings, which they say lack grandeur or a view of the city.
Here in Yonkers, the Mercantile Building, which had been vacant for 10 years, is one of about a half-dozen recent or current renovations within a five-block area of downtown.
By this measure the safest bank below is Mercantile Bancshares, which has 20% more in reserves than it statistically needs.
Bastnasite, monazite, and xenotime are their chief mercantile sources, which are generally beneficiated by flotation, gravity or magnetic separation processes to get concentrates that are processed using pyro/hydrometallurgical routes.
Wien claims this European investor, a descendant of an international mercantile family (which he doesn't identify), has in the past predicted the growing shortage of commodities, the rise of capitalism in China and the end of communism in Russia.
Get some free chocolate at David Zwirner Gallery (519 W 19th Street) for Oscar Murillo's solo show, "A Mercantile Novel," which recreates a candy-making factory inside the gallery.
By the early 15th century, Florence had become a tough mercantile republic in which artists competed fiercely for commissions.
