(As stated by article 2 in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela Constitution) [46].
The state agreed by article 36 of the concordat to permit religious instruction in the public primary and secondary schools and conceded to the bishops the right to appoint or dismiss those who imparted such instruction and to approve the textbooks that they used.
As suggested by Arksey and O'Malley 9 we will extract general information about each study/article, such as the author, year of publication, location, purpose, main findings or conclusions, and recommendations, suggestions, or implications as stated by the article.
It would create an indefensible situation in which states would be required by Article I, Section 2 to use total population as the basis for the redistricting of congressional districts, but be prohibited by the Equal Protection Clause from using the same standard when redistricting state legislative districts.
This is accomplished by reviewing the reports submitted by States parties – as required by Article 44 of the Convention – as well as supplementary reports by non-governmental organisations, UNICEF and other United Nations agencies.
The State is also mandated by Article 48 to organise agriculture and animal husbandry on modern and scientific lines by improving breeds and prohibiting slaughter of cattle.
By George Packer February 7, 2013 Something unusual stopped me in these sentences from a Times article about a state-by-state study of flaws in the American electoral system: "A main goal of the exercise, which grew out of Professor Gerken's 2009 book, 'The Democracy Index,' was to shame poor performers into doing better, she said.
By Fillmore Hyde The New Yorker, February 18 , 1928P. 18 I would a problem state, View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.
The state's distinctive status guaranteed by Article 370, which gives its citizens and government special rights, must be upheld.
By article 34 the state recognized the validity of Catholic marriage and its subjection to the provisions of canon law; nullity cases were therefore reserved to the ecclesiastical courts, and there could be no divorce.
