Formal acts of rebellion against British authority began in 1774 when the Patriot Suffolk Resolves effectively abolished the legal government of the Province of Massachusetts Bay and expelled all royal officials.
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Many rabbis like Herring consider the sounding of the shofar to be a formal act that has to follow a ritual pattern and that should be sounded by properly attired experts.
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To be fair game for salvagers, the court ruled, a military vessel like the Galga must have been expressly abandoned, by some formal act or expression on the part of its owner.
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As San Jos? unlike what happened to Cartago, was not founded with a formal act of foundation, it was not considered as a city or town, and consequently the city lacked a city government.
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Since the plebiscite had decided in favor of a declaration of independence, it was decided that a formal act would be drawn up which concisely and clearly represented the will of the Chilean people.
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Afterwards, the IUCN was established on 5 October 1948, in Fontainebleau, France, when representatives of governments and conservation organizations signed a formal act constituting the International Union for Protection of Nature ( IUPN ).
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The title, Prince of Wales, is still held by the eldest son of the British monarch, reflecting centuries of close ties with England, cemented with two formal Acts of Union in the 16th century.
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From 1983 a " formal act of defection from the Catholic Church " was recognised in the Code of Canon Law, making defectors ineligible for the privileges of membership of the Church, such as marrying in church.
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The titles, the flag and the coat of arms are Bilbao's traditional symbols and belong to its historic patrimony, being used in formal acts, for the identification and decoration of specific places or for the validation of documents.
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Vytautas's distrust of Polish sovereignty over Lithuania may have been well founded, since WBadysBaw had in principle signed Lithuania's independence away in 1385 in the formal act of union, by which he agreed to incorporate Lithuania into Poland.
