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Throughout the 20th century the pope, although affected by the conventions regulating the relations of heads of state with each other, possessed mainly a moral authority deriving from the dignity and prestige of his office.
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The Senate had acquired more effective control through the observance of certain unwritten rules regulating the relation between Senate and magistrates, to whom it formally gave advice.
The Louisville Democrat editorialized that "the President has as much right to abolish the institution of marriage, or the laws of a State regulating the relation of parent and child, as to nullify the right of a State to regulate the relations of the white and black races".
Although most of laws and legislation were meant to assert the British control on water resources and aquifers in Palestine and were also a means of gathering taxes from water usage, the British employed scientific and systematic methods for regulating the relation between the executive power and the water services' beneficiaries.
The agreements also regulated the relations of the Muslims with the Jews of Medina.
The government's statement added, "Mexico is confident that the cancellation of this important presidential visit contributes to strengthening respect among all nations for the norms of international law, as well as the conventions that regulate the relations between nations".
Thus, a law dealing with education may modify the administrative organization of the education service and also regulate the relations between parents and the school authorities.
Ausgleich, ( German: "Compromise") also called Compromise of 1867, the compact, finally concluded on Feb. 8, 1867, that regulated the relations between Austria and Hungary and established the Dual Monarchy of Austria-Hungary.
This law regulates the relations including those of "storage and transport of biological materials".
The imperfective aspect regulates the relation between the situation time (e.g., the time when Lisi is washing dishes) and the topic time (e.g., 現在 xianzai 'now'): the latter must be included in the former (Klein 1994).
Towards the end of the 1990s, the two opposing theories on immunosurveillance and immunostimulation were extensively studied by researchers in an attempt to understand the complex mechanisms that regulate the relation between tumors and the host's immune system.
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