Sentence examples for rights dissolution from inspiring English sources

Protecting economic rights, inheritance rights, dissolution of partnerships -- those issues covered by contract law.

For example, if the groundwater flow direction in a numerical grid block is mainly in the x-direction (i.e., ( left| {v_{x} } right| > left| {v_{y} } right|,left| {v_{z} } right| )), the dissolution length will be ( L^ = Updelta x ) for that grid block.

This produces some awkwardness: Rumer can't conjure the right twinge of dissolution for Neil Young's "A Man Needs a Maid," and her lack of urgency on "Soulsville," by Isaac Hayes, is damning.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Relationship between cementation (left), dissolution (right) and porosity of the semi-weathered rock layer.

Fig. 3 SEM back scattering (BS) images of the sand grains (dark grey values) and celestite aggregate grains (light grey values) in the precipitation zone, before (left and middle), and after (right) selective celestite dissolution (see text for details).

Journalists and rights leaders called the dissolution a product of Kremlin manipulation.

In April, the European court of human rights ruled that the dissolution of Ryzhkov's Republican party in 2007 was unjustified.

The name "postmodern conservative" is sometimes given to idiosyncratic thinkers on the contemporary right, but if the dissolution of old social forms is the default modern condition then conservatism, in its embrace of a restorationist future beyond this dissolution, has been postmodern since the French Revolution.

"But if it becomes inoperable, then we have, we have a right, a constitutional right, to go to a double dissolution and we'll always keep that option up our sleeve".

The traditional right to ask for a dissolution of parliament has been removed.

Two federal bills around restoring territory rights lapsed with the double-dissolution election.