Word: validator
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...commodity, and may be disposed of like any other goods. Such an opinion, however, seems to laymen, and even to lawyers, almost a repudiation of the views expressed in Muller against Oregon, in which it was held that a law regulating the hours of employment of women was valid, and in Bunting against Oregon, in which the Court approved a statute providing for payment for overtime at the rate of time and one-half of the regular wage. As the dissenting Justices argued, if the amount of a commodity to be disposed of can be limited in the interest...
...that, if the Indians decided that the Roxana Company was acceptable to them, the Secretary of the Interior had no authority to disapprove the deals. Secretary Fall replied that all Indian affairs are under the control of the Department of the Interior, and that therefore his disapproval was valid...
...presiding officer. G. F. Jentsch 2G., representing Germany, then spoke on the legal justification of France's occupation of the Ruhr. He stated that France was not justified for three reasons; the clause of the tretay covering the question allowed only concerted action and France's invasion was not valid unless backed by the other signatory powers; according to international law France had overstepped the rights of "financial and economic measures" authorized in the Versailles Treaty; and finally all reprisals should be made by the Reparations Commission and not by a single nation...
...even if this one point is not valid Dr. Raycroft's article is full of thoughtful suggestions, and it is written in the spirit of earnest investigation which will eventually find the right result "Participation in sports and games," he says, "furnishes the principal, if not the only practical training in ethics that exists in our modern educational system." With this remark in mind, it is evident that athletics are worth all possible of torts to save them...
According to Article III, Section 10, in the constitution of the three lower classes; "any election of class officers shall be decided valid if sixty per cent or more of the members of the class affected shall have voted". The constitution further provides for another ballot should an insufficient number of votes be cast. These further ballotings must be held at intervals of not more than ten days and the only eligible voters will be those who have not already voted. The ballotings will be held until a sufficient number of votes have been cast...