moiety used in a sentence

... The word "damages," as used in 46 U.S.C. § 782, includes damages under §§ ... tortfeasor to pay the injured party a moiety of the damages, The Alabama, 92 U.S. 695; The ..."damages," as it appears in the following sentence of the Public Vessels Act of 1925; 46 U.S.C. § ...

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... within five days after definitive sentence, and such appeal be lodged with the secretary of ... is committed to them have been offending, used, employed or improved as aforesaid, or are the ... original decree, which directed, that one moiety of the proceeds should be paid to the owners, and ...

... social norms rely heavily on a key sentence in Justice Holmes's 1917 decision, E.I. du Pont ... follow describe how the information can be used. . A competitor could use the content directly in ...IV 2010). . (14.) If no active moiety in a product subject to an NDA has previously ...

... citizen, in the sense in which that word is used in the Constitution of the United States, then ... of forfeiting the sum of fifty pounds; one moiety thereof to her Majesty, for and towards the ... to account for the last member of the sentence, which provides that 'nothing in this ...

... techniques are used to detect the presence of certain nucleic. ... . wherein PM is a phosphate moiety, SM is a furanosyl moiety. and BASE is a ... sentence in the specification that states that "[a]. ...

..., by binding therewith), thus providing a "moiety derived from [the] analyte, and desirably .. a ... provided in the supplemental order were used as the basis for the jury instructions as to the ...The last sentence provides a different definition. Because the ...

... authorized them to sell and dispose of a moiety of the estate, and invest the proceeds in some ..., whatever words of inheritance may have been used.  Stanley v. Stanley, 16 Ves., 491; Doe ....  So, in the last part of the sentence, the words are repeated with added emphasis.  ...

..., otherwise than in such investigations, been used to a material extent or for a material time under ... an active drug ingredient or therapeutic moiety in the same dosage form as a drug product that is ...The Court stated in the very next sentence, however: "But, as we indicate in Hynson, supra, ...

....  Subsequent decisions have invariably used the same language.  21 How. 184; 9 Wall. 513; 11 ..., and condemning the respondents to pay a moiety of the damages suffered by the Harriet and her ... usage and practice in these cases, the sentence of the court would have attached to both vessels, ...

... to the facts affecting the maximum sentence available by law, (32) Justice Thomas argued that ... through the writ closely resembled those used to obtain restitution through the appeal. (106) ... so stolen, embezzled or purloined; the one moiety to be paid to the owner of the goods .. and the ...

... of the bonds between the bortezomib moiety and the. D-mannitol moiety:. . . ... person of ordinary skill should have used mannitol as part of. a synthetic reaction ...The last sentence. of 35 U.S.C. § 103, with great clarity, ...

... cause to be, whether, after a definitive sentence of condemnation, in a revenue cause, the ...89. and 91., [b] to a moiety of the fines, penalties, . . and forfeitures, ... it to be given up; clearly, because if used it would defeat the action.  And in Legh v. ...

...; the right of the plaintiffs in error to a moiety having been denied on the ground of their ... weigh the words 'real British subjects,' used in the fifth article, and consider the context, ...1649, we find the following sentence: 'Citizens of the United States have a right to ...

... was convicted in April 1841 and sentenced to. eighteen months imprisonment and a five ... Society.” The unofficial title is used on the. historical society index online at: ... moiety” (share), the contract actually called for. ...

..., salaries paid, accounts settled, sentences passed -- were of no effect, and that "the ... is not carried over when state power is used as an instrument for circumventing a federally ... a specified fraction of a ratio -- a moiety or two-thirds -- should have a representative. 86 ...

... and bioequivalence data that can be used to support these applications. This proposed rule ... move the definitions of the terms ``active moiety'' and ``date of approval'' in current Sec. ... (j)(4) introductory text, the first two sentences of paragraph (j)(4)(iii), and paragraph (l)(3). ...

... charity trustees, shall forever hereafter be used and applied for supporting the asylum, or marine ... his heirs at law, would be entitled to a moiety of the lands in question.  She died in the year ... of the state, and punishes them by a sentence of perpetual banishment, and makes their ...

...       THIS was an appeal from the sentence of the Circuit Court for the district of New ... salvage.  The re-captors contend for a moiety, and we, that they should have but a sixth.  ... parliament.  In early times the legislature used to pass laws in general and in few terms; they ...

... of judgment, the accused was duly sentenced. Error was prosecuted, and the case is here for ..., and diamond dust or bort, and jewels to be used in the manufacture of watches or clocks. . ... of public vessels and ships of war of the moiety allowed of the proceeds of goods, etc., seized ...

... and bioequivalence data that can be used to support these applications. This final rule ... relocation of the definition of ``active moiety'' that currently is in Sec. 314.108(a) to Sec. ... 314.3(b) to combine the sentences into a single-sentence definition to be ...

... forfeit and pay the sum of $2000; one moiety thereof to the use of the United States, and the ... legislature, those general expressions are used in a particular sense: and the argument is a ... consideration, a distinct member of the sentence, describing one entire class of offences, would ...