-
court to stay an
indictment for
perjury as the
indictment was
found to
controvert the respondent's
earlier acquittal for murder. The
court held that charging...
- or unknown,
visible or
invisible to astronomers. For, who is able to
controvert the
theory previously suggested, that the
earth itself will, like the...
-
Thomas Henry (1892). "Agnosticism And Christianity".
Essays Upon Some
Controverted Questions. Macmillan. p. 364.
Agnosticism And Christianity: Therefore...
- he was one of the
followers of
Asclepiades of Bithynia, he
ventured to
controvert his
opinions on some points. A
physician of the same name is mentioned...
-
notion of Gr****: diaspora/Hebrew:
Palestine in
matters of
canon has been
controverted by
clear evidence of the
circulation of the
Septuagint in Palestine....
-
followed Travels with Charley's
trail using the author's own
diaries controverted the book's accuracy,
casting Steinbeck's
claimed reportage as largely...
-
explained its
rationale for
making these changes and for
preserving other controverted expressions in the 1988
publication Praying Together, with
which it presented...
- are "of one substance", and the
issues it
raised would be
seriously controverted in the ****ure. At the end of the
creed came a list of anathemas, designed...
-
perjury following a
previous acquittal where a
finding of
perjury would controvert the acquittal. This was
confirmed in the case of R v Carroll,
where the...
- 2024. Cowie, D. J. (2 July 1934), "How
Christchurch Got Its Name – A
Controverted Subject", The New
Zealand Railways Magazine, vol. 9, no. 4, archived...
