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Inure

To cause or to result in. The word is most commonly used in legal documents, such as wills.

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The Court held that the Revised Treaty, although not always expressly conferring such rights or benefits to persons, nonetheless allows their derivation from correlative obligations imposed upon Parties: "Where an obligation is [imposed on Member States (or a class of Member States) collectively], it is capable of yielding a correlative right that enures directly to the benefit of private entities throughout the entire Community." (28) This is a significant judicial development, one that makes the Revised Treaty potentially relevant in any case where a concrete duty is imposed upon a Member State.

The original jurisdiction jurisprudence of the Caribbean Court of Justice: promoting regional integration/La jurisdiccion temprana de la jurisprudencia del Tribunal Judicial Caribeno: promoviendo la integracion regional/La jurisprudence des premieres annees de la juridiction originale de la Cour Caribeenne de Justice: un outil pour l'integration regionale

Roger Pitton, Program Director, TV Business, Microsoft Corporation, will deliver the Keynote address "IPTV and the keys to keeping customers." Confirmed speakers represent the companies Affinegy, Enure Networks, HomePlug Powerline Alliance, Icron, IO-Homecontrol, Macrovision, moreTV Broadcasting GmbH, SPiDCOM Technologies, Telcordia, and Tilgin.

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540 (stating that the act's provisions "shall extend to and include photographs and the negatives thereof.., and shall enure to the benefit of authors.., in the same manner, and to the same extent, and upon the same conditions as to the authors of prints and engravings"); U.S.

After Bridgeman: copyright, museums, and public domain works of art

Over seven years later, that shock is recapitulated with Wentworth's return, an occasion to which Anne, forewarned, must "enure herself" (77).

Jane Austen's aesthetics and ethics of surprise

A team of enforcement officers has been drafted in to enure that by-laws prohibiting dogs from beaches are obeyed.

TIME TO SHAME OWNERS

Prior to this assignment he completed a 2-year successful enure as Chief Executive of Pakistan Electric Power Company (PEPCO).

Who's who in top 100 companies--2002: the following pages include life sketches of 21 Chairmen and Executives responsible for managing the affairs of top rated companies as shown in various tables being published in this issue

In November 2002, Saudi Arabia announced the formation of an oversight authority for Saudi charities to enure that donations to them do not end up in the hands of terrorist groups; the other Gulf states have instituted similar mechanisms with varying degrees of authority.

The Persian Gulf states: post-war issues for U.S. policy, 2003

Postsecondary Institutions: Fall 1998" (Xianglei Chen); (15) "The Gender and Racial/Ethnic Composition of Postsecondary Instructional Faculty and Staff: 1992-98"(Denise Glover and Basmat Parsad); and (16) "enure Status of Postsecondary Instructional Faculty and Staff: 1992-98"(Basmat Parsad and Denise Glover.

Education Statistics Quarterly, Fall 2002

By spreading the word throughout the region we can help enure the Midlands takes its rightful place in the evolution of UK.com.

How to net capital and advice in the Web Midlands

TV bosses built their own court room at RTE headquarters to enure authenticity.

1 million viewers courted

As it moves toward privatization, USEC has been jockeying to enure that competing uranium enrichment companies continue to be barred from bidding for Russian weapons fuel.

Nuclear enrichment proliferation

ISLAMABAD -- Minister for Human Rights Dr Shireen Mazari on Friday said Prime Minister Imran Khan was committed to enure the release of Pakistani prisoners, languishing in foreign jails.

PM committed to ensure release of Pakistani prisoners in foreign jails: Dr Mazari