From Navarra and Lorraine as well as from within the realm were brought disputes for his judgment; and in the Mise of Amiens (1264) Louis responded to the appeal of Henry III and the English barons to pronounce on the validity of the Provisions of Oxford (a written agreement between the king and magnates in England to reform the state of the realm).
The Cincinnati Bengals have for several years included language in their contracts requiring players to file claims only in Ohio — where cumulative trauma is not compensable — and are currently asserting the validity of those provisions in federal court, fending off more than 30 claims.
The purpose of this study is first to determine the conditions for excessive torsional irregularity and then to discuss the validity of code provisions.
By analyzing the links made of European-standard rolled shape sections, validity of the provisions for these types of links, which fewer investigations about them are available, is also examined.
153 As mentioned earlier, in April 2011, three cases were launched in British Columbia challenging the constitutional validity of the provisions of the Criminal Code that prohibits assisted suicide.
171 One of the three court challenges mentioned above in the discussion of assisted suicide also explicitly challenges the constitutional validity of the provisions of the Criminal Code that prohibit euthanasia.
Williams launched a second challenge against the validity of the relevant provisions of this act and the payment of money to Scripture Union Queensland under the funding agreement.
Findings will provide evidence for the validity of the emerging service provision and theory of change models, and possible explanations within the data for levels of consensus will be investigated.
The main goal of this extension was to examine the validity of the current EN 1993-1-5 provisions regarding both the shear resistance and the behavior trend of such hybrid girders.
A year earlier, in Northwest Austin Municipal Utility District No. 1 v. Holder, a municipal district in Austin, Tex., challenged the validity of Section 5, a core provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
It is certainly to protect itself against potential convictions that France was careful to join to its ratification of the Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) of 1998 an interpretative declaration - the validity of which is questionable - that provisions on war crimes would concern exclusively conventional weapons and could not prohibit the use of nuclear weapons.
