WHAT we call purchase, perquisitio, the feudists call conquest, conquaestus, or conquisitio : 11 both denoting any means of acquiring an estate out of the common course of inheritance.
22.
After a controversy with another union ( national parliamentary election of 1987 Common Course gained 2.2 % of the votes and 4 seats, one of which was held by Hansen.
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In the 1988 election one year later, Common Course fell out of parliament, achieving 1.9 % of the vote and thus failing to pass the 2 % election threshold.
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But Oman's Youssef bin Alawi, who chaired Saturday's meeting, stressed the need for a " common course of action " among member states to preserve the alliance.
25.
Following this disappointment, Hansen returned to the Copenhagen City Council in 1994, where he was elected standing for Common Course, and would remain elected until the party's dissolution in 2001.
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A "'transport corridor "'is a generally linear area that is defined by one or more modes of transportation like highways, railroads or public transit which share a common course.
27.
"' Socialist List of T�rnby "'( in Red-Green Alliance, Communist Party in Denmark, Communist Party of Denmark and Workers Party Common Course, as well as independents.
28.
In early March 1705 the Russian Field Marshal Boris Sheremetyev set up a meeting with the Saxon general Otto Arnold von Paykull in order to agree to a common course of action in the ensuing campaign.
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The lawsuits say company officials " schemed and pursued a common course of conduct and course of business that operated as a fraud or deceit on the purchasers of Bridgestone common stock and ADR ."
30.
In 1850, the sectional differences that eventually culminated in the convention to be held in Nashville, Tennessee, for the purpose of defining a common course of action for all Southern ( slave-holding ) states.
