Usually a suspensive condition must be fulfilled within a reasonable period of time, though sometimes the parties attach a period of time to the condition.
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Formal trials and judicial penalties consequently will not be common : from such, should they be made use of, a suspensive appeal may be taken.
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Miss America contestants can now wear one-or two-piece swimsuits, short for one-piece or two-piece; that's suspensive hyphenation.
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The House of Lords currently acts to review legislation initiated by the House of Commons, with the power to propose amendments, and can exercise a suspensive veto.
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Over the objections of La Fayette and his allies, the king was given a suspensive veto allowing him to veto any laws for a period of four years.
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As of May 31, 2010, the administrative court in Cologne has decided to waive the suspensive effect of censorship ( case 22 L 1899 / 09 ).
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A suspensive condition must be fulfilled in its entirety, unless the parties intended that fulfilment of part of the condition should entail performance of part of the promise.
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The power of the Federal Council is rather limited, since in most cases it has only got a suspensive veto, which can be overruled by the National Council.
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The difference between the suspensive veto and the absolute was simple : the absolute veto gave the king the power to stop any law for an indefinite period of time.
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There is also a distinction between suspensive and resolutive time clauses with regard to their influence on " dies cedit " and " dies venit ".
