No legislation or case law recognises this as being a defence".
And no one recognises it as being this other thing because you missed by such a wide margin.
No legislation or case law recognises this as being a defence". For Min, her dealings with the criminal justice system have been confusing and stressful from the moment she was arrested.
Whoever desires the prevention of the spread of slavery and the nationalisation of that institution, yields all, when he yields to any policy that either recognises slavery as being right, or as being an indifferent thing.
Jayne Rowse and April DeBoer, of Hazel Park, are suing to overturn a 2004 amendment to the Michigan state constitution that recognises marriage as being only between a man and a woman.
By virtue of this reproduction, the individual is, and recognises himself as being, a moral agent — as an agent who is able to act deliberately in ways that are either praiseworthy or blameworthy.
Similar to realistic evaluation, the model emphasises the mechanisms of effect between a social programme (component of the de-jure system), and its impact (in the de-facto system), and recognises these mechanisms as being social: involving the interaction of human beings in a particular context that determines the nature and form of dynamic responses [ 14].
The autumn statement could be the moment the government recognises social care as being vital to our economy, and an opportunity to improve conditions for some of the lowest-paid in our society.
The country still recognises Queen Elizabeth as sovereign, as well as being fully constitutionally independent.
Lewis clearly doesn't share this view – he is setting out a distinctively Labour approach to international development, one that recognises politics are as much at play beyond Britain's borders as within them, and which will be pitted against a Conservative alternative at the next general election.
