1935</b> relief, depression, recovery banks.

In 1935</b>, you ran guns to Ethiopia.

ILO Underground Work (Women) Convention, 1935</b> (No. 45)

But if we can't trace this 1935</b> report

I'm afraid we haven't a copy of the 1935</b> report, sir.

03 BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR 331643 3468 3304 135 29 326240 1935</b>

American Journal of International Law, vol. 29 (1935</b>), Suppl.

Last fight Philadelphia Sports Arena, October 1935</b>.

Date and place of birth 15 February 1935</b>, Sydney, Australia.

1935</b>, you said. I guess I could get hold of a copy for you.

Harvard Research on the Law of Treaties of 1935</b>, supra note 17.

Gloyne S R (1935</b>) Two cases of squamous carcinoma of the lung occurring in asbestosis. Tuberculosis 17 5.

A copy of the Naval Heavy Armaments 1935</b> Committee's report.

Similarly, the infant mortality rate has fallen from 264 per thousand in 1935</b> to 140 per thousand in 1950, to 46 per thousand in 1973 and to 33 per thousand in 1984.

And the reason why they did this is when it started off in 1935</b>, they wanted the current retirees to immediately get benefits.

34. Since 1955, Myanmar has been a party to ILO Convention No. 29 concerning forced labour.

Later affiliated with the League of Nations, the Commission held three conferences in European capitals from 1925 to 1935</b>.

Harvard Research in International Law, Law of Treaties, 29 American Journal of International Law supp. 973, 1183 1204 (1935</b>).

1.1 The authors of the communication, initially dated 4 October 2003, are Walter Hoffman and Gwen Simpson, born 24 March 1935</b> and 2 February 1945, respectively.

Constitutional and Legal Provisions The Pakistan Citizenship Act (Act No.II of 1951) was enacted on April 13, 1951 to supersede the Government of India Act, 1935</b>.

Lynch K M and Smith W A (1935</b>) Pulmonary asbestosis. Carcinoma of lung in asbestos silicosis. American Journal of Cancer 24 56.

Harvard Research in International Law, Law of Treaties, 29 American Journal of International Law, Supp. 973, 1183 1204 (1935</b>).

In 1935</b>, there were 150,000 cases a year of malaria in the United States, but DDT and a massive public health effort managed to squelch it.

Convention Regarding Legal Proceedings in Civil and Commercial Matters, TS 8 1937 Cmd 5369, signed at Baghdad, 25 July 1935</b>, ratifications exchanged at London, 18 November 1936.

I want to refer to certain technical evidence... given before the Naval Heavy Armaments 1935</b> Committee.

The same holds for special obligations derived from these treaties, conventions and agreements. Similarly, the Harvard Research on the Law of Treaties in 1935</b> argued that war may suspend some treaties but does not abrogate any of them.

This understanding was accepted and confirmed in Bulgaria following the ILO practice (Convention No. 45 on underground jobs for women of 1935</b>).

Convention between the United Kingdom and Iraq regarding Legal Proceedings in Civil and Commercial Matters, 176 LNTS 229, signed 25 July 1935</b>, entered into force 18 December 1936, Australia acceded 7 October 1937.

116. The principal statute dealing with trade union rights in Sri Lanka is the Trade Unions Ordinance No. 14 of 1935</b> as amended by Ordinance No. 3 of 1946, Act No. 15 of 1948, Act No. 18 of 1958 and Act No. 24 of 1970.

108. These developments culminated in the enactment of several important labour laws, including the Trade Union Ordinance of 1935</b> which gave recognition to the rights of the workers to join and form a trade union of their choice.

The Banking Act of 1935</b>, as amended in 1942, then shifted power from the Reserve Banks to the Board in Washington, DC, and confirmed the special role of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

This is the position adopted by the Harvard Research Codification (1935</b>), by the American expert James J. Lenoir (an official of the Department of Justice giving his own opinion), and a German expert, Richard Rank.

After the 8 hour day and the 48 hour week adopted in 1919 in industry then extended to commerce and offices, there was a gradual move towards adoption of the 40 hour week, proposed as the social standard to be achieved in Convention No. 47 of 1935</b>, which did not enter into force until 1947 and has so far been ratified by only eight parties.

James W. Garner and Valentine Jobst III, The Unilateral Denunciation of Treaties by one Party Because of Alleged Non Performance by Another Party or Parties, 29 American Journal of International Law 569 (1935</b>).

The legislature has ratified ILO Conventions No. 4, the Night Work (Women) Convention, 1919 No. 89, the Night Work (Women) Convention (Revised), 1948 and No. 45, the Underground Work (Women) Convention, 1935</b>.

Second, the Harvard Research on the Law of Treaties of 1935</b> included a significant analysis of the effect of armed conflict on treaties as part of its more general work on treaties.

Thailand contends that since 1908, and at any rate up to her own 1934 1935</b> survey, she believed that the map line and watershed line coincided, and therefore that if she accepted the map line, she did so only in that belief.

5. This case, described below, was presented to the Working Group as follows Sybila Arredondo Guevara, an anthropologist of dual Chilean and Peruvian nationality, born in 1935</b>, was allegedly detained in 1983 in Lima and accused of collaboration with Sendero Luminoso, terrorism, assisting Sendero Luminoso and financing subversive activities.

The references to Ethiopian governmental control of Badme and its environs were insufficient to persuade the Commission that an Ethiopian presence west of the line from Points 6 to 9 would support a departure from the line that had crystallized by 1935</b>.

At present, four political generations co exist on the region s socio political map. The outgoing leadership generation that of Arafat, King Hussein or Hafiz al Assad, King Fahd and President Mubarak was born before 1935</b> and has determined events in the Middle East since the 1970 s.

129. Tunisian legislation is broadly in harmony with the provisions of ILO Conventions Nos. 1 (1919), 30 (1930), and 47 (1935</b>), and is constantly being improved by the provisions of sectoral collective agreements and specific statutes.

The great divide between the West and Iran today, it should be noted, is largely the result of malign Western behavior toward Iran (Persia until 1935</b>) in the past. From the start of the twentieth century, the British Empire manipulated Persia in order to control its vast oil reserves.

8.3 The State party further notes that the author would have had an opportunity to appeal to the full court of the Supreme Court of South Australia and thereafter the High Court of Australia if a complaint under Rule 98.01 of the Rules of the Supreme Court of South Australia had been dismissed by a single judge (section 50 of the Supreme Court Act, 1935</b> (South Australia)).

But they do reflect the agenda of those seeking to fan Buddhist resentment in order to thwart Myanmar s democratic transition. That dark ambition has gained urgency, because the country is due to hold its first democratic presidential election since the transition began in 2011.

At the same time, political participation remained blocked by the previous generation, which never intended to give up power voluntarily. Unsurprisingly, many in this generation grew dissatisfied, and not a few began to look for Islamic alternatives to the prevailing political systems.