ratione造句

• The flag was emblazoned with the slogan " Non Impediti Ratione Cogitantonis ."
• There are also manuscripts of " De temporum ratione " which omit the chronicle.
• These documents established jurisdiction " ratione personae " and " ratione materiae ".
• These documents established jurisdiction " ratione personae " and " ratione materiae ".
• The Court dismissed his appeal for being " ratione materiae " incompatible with the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
• Degory Wheare's Oxford contribution, " De ratione et methodo legendi historias ", also appeared in 1623.
• Bede's " De temporum ratione " is dedicated to Hwaetberht, so Bede appears to have regarded him highly.
• The principles of the " De ratione discendi et docendi " were used as a standard in all the German Jesuit colleges.
• He dedicated his work on the Apocalypse and the " De Temporum Ratione " to the successor of Ceolfrid as abbot, Hwaetbert.
• The jurisdiction ratione personae is considered to apply to " leaders, organisers, instigators and accomplices " involved in planning and committing those crimes.
• It is, in fact, set like a sphere in the middle of the whole universe . " ( De temporum ratione, 32 ).
• The " De ratione ponderis " is a skillfully corrected and expanded version ( 45 propositions ) of the " Elementa ".
• A work of special importance was Jouvancy's " Christianis litterarum magistris de ratione discendi et docendi " ( Paris, 1691 ).
• In 1523 Juan Luis Vives wrote a short educational treatise dedicated to Charles, " De ratione studii puerilis ad Carolum Montioium Guilielmi filium ".
• Furthermore, the law was applicable ratione personae to the ` social partners'in so far as they were dealing with ` such economic interests '.
• He was the son of Anton Perizonius ( 1626 1672 ), the author of a once well-known treatise, " De ratione studii theologici ".
• Dorset Lawn Tennis Association School of the Year . " Over the door is an inscription : " Ratione Non Vi " ( By reason, not by force ).
• "On the Reckoning of Time " ( " Bede's Easter cycle is normally found together with a codex of his " De Temporum Ratione ".
• States regularly assert that every official acting in their official capacity is immune from prosecution by foreign authorities ( for non-international crimes ) under the doctrine of ratione materiae.