As before, it was a way of clothing imperial ambitions in a higher purpose ostensibly decreed by Providence.
Eton seems unlikely to return soon to its core purpose as decreed by Henry VI: the education of poor scholars.
Eton seems unlikely to return soon to its core purpose as decreed by Henry VI: the education of poor scholars.
"A lot of people assume that if you are separated, you are single," Mr. Kess said, but for tax purposes a court decree for separate maintenance must have been in effect at the end of the year.
BILFINGER: That was the intention and the purpose of this decree.
In the dispositio the donor or promulgator firmly declares his purpose ("I hereby decree" or "I hereby give"); this clause is the vital core of the document, its legal decree of enactment.
For purposes of this subchapter, a decree, order, agreement, or election referred to in paragraph (1) of this subsection shall not be effective, in the case of a former spouse, to the extent that it is inconsistent with any joint designation or waiver previously executed with respect to such former spouse under section 8339 j)(1) of this title or a similar prior provision of law.
"The purpose of the consent decree was to prevent and prohibit Microsoft from certain exclusionary behavior that was anticompetitive in nature," Mr. Barnett said.
This court therefore sits as an appellate court for the purpose of reviewing the decree of the court of appeals, and that is the extent of the jurisdiction here.
Post mortem brain tissue of a patient who was clinically suspected for CJD was analyzed by immunohistochemistry without patient's consent because such analysis is obligatory by a ministerial decree in purpose of TSE surveillance (Official Gazzette of the Republic of Slovenia, 2/2001).
It was rarely used for this purpose (Elizabeth I decreed that the council spend 20 days a year there).
