In the case of distress the wearing apparel and bedding of the defendant and his family, and to the value of 15 the tools and implements of his trade, may not be taken ( act of 1879, s . 21 ).
42.
Section 8, entitled "'Respect For Flag "'states in part : " The flag should never be used as wearing apparel, bedding, or drapery ", and " No part of the flag should ever be used as a costume or athletic uniform ".
43.
If you follow the links to the actual text of the law, you will see that it uses word " should " : for example, " The flag " should " never be used as wearing apparel " ( emphasis added ).
44.
"If they came in wearing apparel that was non-Nordstrom looking, with European clothes and lots of flash and dash to it, that wasn't the type of sales person who could relate to the Nordstrom natural-shoulder clothing that they sold, " he said.
45.
But the value of domestic exports of consumer electrical and electronic products decreased about $ 2.4 billion or 9 per cent to $ 23.6 billion; and wearing apparel decreased by about $ 900 million or 2 per cent to $ 39.1 billion.
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It was also noted that at least two industries were able to reverse their negative growth rates in 1996, namely : footwear and wearing apparel ( up 2.2 % from-8.8 % ) and wood and cork products ( up 6.9 % from-3.7 % ).
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The secretary of state has used his powers to extend this protection to non-textile workers, with suitable modifications, in various hardware industries, including pen-making, locks, chains, in wholesale tailoring and making of wearing apparel, in fustian cutting, umbrella-making, brush-making and a number of other piece-work trades.
48.
Approved new and expansion projects in November composed of seed, livestock, poulty, and dairy production in the agricultural sector; the manufacture of processed food and electrical and electronic products; textiles and wearing apparel; miscellaneous chemical products; basic metal products; and tourism-oriented projects, public utilities, and infrastructure projects.
49.
But the value of domestic exports of consumer electrical and electronic products decreased about $ 2 . 4 billion or 9 per cent to $ 23 . 6 billion; and wearing apparel decreased by about $ 900 million or 2 per cent to $ 39 . 1 billion.
50.
A list of her possessions gives an idea of the life that the Fairlie's led at their castle with large amounts of household linen, wearing apparel, all sorts of cooking utensils, stores of wine, barrelled meat, full chests, both large and small, etc . Cattle, sheep, corn and barley were also listed.
