"I have regard for that movie," she says of Siegel's film.
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"When it comes to Northern Ireland, it's very important to listen to, and have regard for, what the DUP has to say, but there are other political parties as well," he told reporters.
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"There's no doubt that people's minds and hearts are changed when they are dealing with real people, especially if those people are their children, their siblings, or people that they have regard for in their communities," Hackett said.
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Yet Trump instead has praised Russian President Vladimir Putin, seeming to have regard for his strongman style of leadership and ability to assert himself on the world stage, perhaps seeing a template for the kind of figure he would like to cut in international diplomacy.
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7, 2.7.4, 2.14.4. StraboStrabo. Geography, 7.7.1. and Plutarch, who wrote of Aristotle advising Alexander "to have regard for the Greeks as for friends and kindred".Plutarch.
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Fagg (see Sir John Fagg) the Commons warned them to "have regard for their Privileges." Soon the dispute became worse when two more such cases emerged. These included Thomas Dalmahoy and Arthur Onslow (grandfather of Arthur Onslow the noted Speaker (1728–1761)). One case was from the Court of Chancery, and the other from the equity branch of the Court of the Exchequer.
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Nevertheless, the Act still requires police authorities to have regard for the views of people in the police area.The Policing and Crime Act 2009, section 1 (duty of police authorities in relation to public accountability) The election of crime and policing representatives was subsequently introduced in the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011, which established Police and Crime Commissioners.
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The school had suffered early difficulties when it was found that the walls "cracked badly" after only ten weeks of usage. Canowie Belt Post Office opened on 1 December 1902 and closed on 31 December 1946. Canowie Belt Baptist Church opened in 1904, but has since closed. In 1911, the church reported that "the subject of baptism was not very prominent" in their meetings so as to have regard for non-Baptist parishioners in their area.
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It behoveth them to be the trusted ones of the Merciful among men and to regard themselves as the guardians appointed of God for all that dwell on earth. It is incumbent upon them to take counsel together and to have regard for the interests of the servants of God, for His sake, even as they regard their own interests, and to choose that which is meet and seemly. Thus hath the Lord your God commanded you. Beware lest ye put away that which is clearly revealed in His Tablet.
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3: > Religious freedom is at the origin of moral freedom. Openness to truth and > perfect goodness, openness to God, is rooted in human nature; it confers > full dignity on each individual and is the guarantee of full mutual respect > between persons. Religious freedom should be understood, then, not merely as > immunity from coercion, but even more fundamentally as an ability to order > one’s own choices in accordance with truth. Freedom and respect are > inseparable; indeed, “in exercising their rights, individuals and social > groups are bound by the moral law to have regard for the rights of others, > their own duties to others and the common good of all”(Vatican Council II, > Declaration of Religious Freedom 'Dignitatis Humanae', 7 December 1965, > para. 7.).
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In subsection (a), the section mentions a design that is identical to, or substantially similar in overall impression. While the test for the design being identical is uncomplicated, to determine whether the design is substantially similar in overall impression and how it is substantially similar, the act refers to s19. The section stipulates that the court pay more attention to the similarities rather than the differences, must have regard for prior art base, and contextualize a certain part of the design that is similar, in relation to the whole design. The court must then apply the standard of a person who is familiar with the product to which the design relates, or products similar to the product to which the design relates.
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An early 19th-century house leased as residence to > the local RIC District Inspector. It was the Potter's home in 1921. located > at Wellington (now Pearse) Street, Cahir dear if you can, if it is God's > will --- ask him --- Remember me to Mr. Ford & his family --- to [ Ileg] --- > the Dennys --- To my Hd. Constable & men--- our rector --- > ~~4th~~ ~~5th~~ 5th Day of Captivity --- With I.R.A.. 26th April 192# > Dear Bishop, I hope you can do something to help Lily in this time of > distress for her. I have written her a letter and she may have received it > as the IRA officer told me it was posted ---Pals in Ireland have regard for > my wife who is Irish more so than I am, as regards her family having held > land in the country ---I cannot now write my personal feelings to you --- [ > Illeg.
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The origin of the institution of the local Spiritual Assembly originates from Baháʼu'lláh's book of laws, the Kitáb-i-Aqdas: :The Lord hath ordained that in every city a House of Justice be established wherein shall gather counsellors to the number of Baha, and should it exceed this number it doth not matter. They should consider themselves as entering the Court of the presence of God, the Exalted, the Most High, and as beholding Him Who is the Unseen. It behoveth them to be the trusted ones of the Merciful among men and to regard themselves as the guardians appointed of God for all that dwell on earth. It is incumbent upon them to take counsel together and to have regard for the interests of the servants of God, for His sake, even as they regard their own interests, and to choose that which is meet and seemly.
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