- In
English law, a
vitiating factor in the
common law of
contract is a
factor that can
affect the
validity of a contract. The
concept has been adopted...
-
Decomposition or rot is the
process by
which dead
organic substances are
broken down into
simpler organic or
inorganic matter such as
carbon dioxide, water...
-
immortal Vitiate,
emerged from the
Unknown Regions and
declared war on the republic. This war,
dubbed the
Great Galactic War, was
halted when
Vitiate, on the...
- in
George S.
Kaufman and Edna Ferber's
Theatre Royal. His
success was
vitiated by his
breaking an
ankle two
months into the run, in one of the athletic...
- and that of
several others motto of
Gatineau fraus omnia vitiat fraud vitiates everything a
legal principle: the
occurrence or
taint of
fraud in a (legal)...
- Parliament: his plan
called for a
central chimney through which what he
called "
vitiated air"
would be
drawn out of the
building with the heat and
smoke of about...
- instability,
succession disputes and
conflicts with the Türkmen and
Uzbeks vitiated these remarkable economic achievements,
weakening the
Timurids and making...
-
possessed considerable nominal strength, its
fighting capabilities had been
vitiated by wear and fatigue.
While the
Germans were
aware of the
continuous influx...
- difficulties: "We can see how this
question of
freedom of the will has been
vitiated by post-romantic philosophy, with its
inbuilt tendency to
laziness and...
- a
substitute for Real Music. If the theatre-going
public accepts this
vitiation of its
entertainment program a
deplorable decline in the Art of Music...
