Every time we apply a concept it disappears from our eyes, for it is undividable and continuous, fundamental and primordial.
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The condition of the vehicle and registration data is provided in the checklist, which is an essential and undividable part of this contract.
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Suso, p. 127. Sunjata’s need for a griot emphasizes how noble families and griots were often seen as undividable. In the Mali Empire, griots were associated with noble families because such families needed oral historians to accompany them in order to tell the history of their life. Emperors and great warriors often had griots and with such griots, oral history in Mali spreads. The oral historians who were “assigned” to or rather “chosen” for a family were set to remain loyal to that family for life.
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Instead, the government started working on a new constitution, approved by the newly assembled Seimas in 1938 (opposition was not allowed to stand for election). The constitution reversed the liberal ideas of the constitution of 1922, introducing the notion that the state was the foundation of existence of its citizens and not the other way round. The constitution did away with the separation of powers, stating that the power, wielded by the President, the Seimas, the Government and the courts, was "undividable" and led by the President. In 1940, Lithuania was occupied by the Soviet Union.
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The Mahdi appeared and put the crown on his head, All together they were hurrying as if a revolution had broken out. We were invincible, we became one and complete, We were undividable, we were together with Ata[türk], Not as captives, if we had died we would have been free, The brave men said [this is] the time and place, and [they] became heroes This excerpt shows some structure of a typical Alevi poetry. Alevi culture is an oral culture by which their songs, stories, and poems are orally transmitted, remembered and interpreted. Poems are categorized as Alevi when the author see themselves as Alevi and when Alevi symbols and topics are referred to.
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The Unified Patent Court is a proposed court, common to several member states of the European Union, including Germany, France and the UK. Once it enters into force it will have jurisdiction regarding European patents as any national court would do. With the entry into force of the Unified Patent Court Agreement, patent proprietors will also have the possibility to request unitary effect for European patents: which means that the European patent after grant will be regarded a single undividable patent. For the latter patents, the Unified Patent Court will generally have exclusive competence. Regarding software, Article 27k of the Unified Patent Court Agreement allows decompiling of software, even without the consent of the patent owner.
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Although he called himself Ultrajectinus (after his birthplace Utrecht),An adjective was frequently added after the names of the authors of that time when they wrote in Latin; it specified the city the writer was from; that helped distinguishing someone from homonyms. he grew up with his maternal grandparents in their stins in the Frisian village of Cornjum. In 1606 he enrolled in arts at the University of Franeker; there the anti-Aristotelian professor Henri de Veen, better known under his Latinized name of Henricus de Veno (-1613), was going to have a "decisive influence" on him. From April 1611, he studied theology at the University of Leiden; he also expressed his views on atoms in his book Idea Physicae, where he disputes the theories of Aristotle and claims that there is something as a "smallest, undividable, particle".
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