977 resultados para Tennessee. General Assembly. Senate
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"In fulfillment of Senate Joint Resolution 87."
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"In compliance with Public Act 88-105 (Senate Bill 604)"
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"... pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 59."--Letter of transmittal.
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Description based on: 17th session (1832/1833)
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"October 27, 2005."
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Laws for some of the special sessions include Journals of the Senate and House of Representatives.
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<正> 1国际理论和应用力学联合会全代会的介绍 国际理论和应用力学联合会(IUTAM)全代会(Gen-eral Assembly)是全世界力学界的最高组织IUTAM的最高权力机构.全代会按照IUTAM诸参加国的等级(分5等)来划分代表名额.只有美国、日本等国由于交纳最高等级的会费而拥有5个代表名额,而我国在代表大会中有4位代表(郑哲敏,何友声,白以龙和杨卫).此外,在决策IUTAM
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A sermon preached to the General Assembly reporting on the mission efforts of the church.
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Printed by Walter and Steele
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A memo from Donald Ziraldo to the Board of Directors of the VQA and C.W.I. in regards to the 70th General Assembly of O.I.V. The memo is dated 24 September, 1990 and discusses conversations with the Director of O.I.V. and Canada (and Quebec's) possible membership. The memo also remarks "there was a noticeable absence of EEC delegates". One delegate was part of the O.I.V. Assembly and there were informal discussions with him in regards to Canada's request for recognition.
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Existing research on the legitimacy of the UN Security Council is conceptual or theoretical, for the most part, as scholars tend to make legitimacy assessments with reference to objective standards. Whether UN member states perceive the Security Council as legitimate or illegitimate has yet to be investigated systematically; nor do we know whether states care primarily about the Council's compliance with its legal mandate, its procedures, or its effectiveness. To address this gap, our article analyzes evaluative statements made by states in UN General Assembly debates on the Security Council, for the period 1991–2009. In making such statements, states confer legitimacy on the Council or withhold legitimacy from it. We conclude the following: First, the Security Council suffers from a legitimacy deficit because negative evaluations of the Council by UN member states far outweigh positive ones. Nevertheless, the Council does not find itself in an intractable legitimacy crisis because it still enjoys a rudimentary degree of legitimacy. Second, the Council's legitimacy deficit results primarily from states' concerns regarding the body's procedural shortcomings. Misgivings as regards shortcomings in performance rank second. Whether or not the Council complies with its legal mandate has failed to attract much attention at all.