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Mark Kleinman Director of Economic and Business Policy at the Greater London Authority. ... That's right about the national average. Only 10% of that is coming from transport whereas in most cities it’s about 30%.

This has provided the UK with a clear and secure national boundary, protected us from invasion, and assisted government control. ... Kingdom court … to override any rule of national law found to be in conflict with any directly enforceable rule of

This has provided the UK with a clear and secure national boundary, protected us from invasion, and assisted government control. ... Kingdom court … to override any rule of national law found to be in conflict with any directly enforceable rule of

to 1750 rough equality. 1750 1820 growing technological/economic superiority. 1850 1890 massive technological/political superiority. ... Talcott Parsons, 1930. Max Weber, The Theory of Social and Economic Organization (1924: 1947, ed.

good thing; the economic machine automatically maximised the rate of growth of the national product, which was also proclaimed to be (up to a point) a good thing.' Thus the fact ... Smith's apparent belief in the natural tendency towards progress, and

specific writings targeting more specific cultural groups at at national or regional scales. ... relation to the late or final Palaeolithic in an open access fashion and in the English speaking literature.

As a supra-national court, they could fall back upon the wide margin of appreciation accorded to Member States in an area where there is as yet no European consensus in ... Far more difficult are those cases which turn on the justification for decisions

We will be exchanging a first class Final Court of Appeal for a second class Supreme Court. ... The reason for having a Final Court of Appeal separate from the House of Lords is largely symbolic.

He continues to sit as a Non-Permanent Judge of the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal. ... The most draconian of. the government’s interventions with the most far-reaching economic and social effects.

One final account of the switch in paradigms, also by Evans Pritchard may be quoted. ... There were functional biology, functional psychology, functional law, functional economics, and so forth, as well as functional anthropology.'.