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30 Jun 2024: Experience as Judge or arbitrator in the following proceedings. Judge, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Administrative Tribunal (since 1993) (26 cases). ... ARB 01/1, member of the Tribunal), Final Award, 31 March 2003, 42 ILM 540

30 Jun 2024: But John Spencer's upbringing was not straightforward. The year the family moved (1950), John had the misfortune to contract poliomyelitis during one of the national outbreaks that struck in the ... The conference and his seminal book made John Spencer a

30 Jun 2024: This was a critical time in South Africa’s modern history being shortly after the predominantly Afrikaans National Party had come to power in the fateful 1948 election. ... Because his mother and father were both mathematically skilled, he originally

30 Jun 2024: Simultaneously, as part of the national celebrations, John visited "an exhibition in Chelmsford of "Heraldry in Essex". ... 1965 annual Andrews Medal and Prize for the best result in the final exam.

30 Jun 2024: Over four days he "furiously" wrote examinations, and triumphed by gaining an open scholarship to Queens’.

28 May 2014: economic power, owing social allegiance to no national society. The masters of globalised. ... transformation of national societies that continues to the present day. Lawyers from these.

21 Dec 2009: It was given to the National Trust in 1956. 7 Public boys school (now co-educational) in Northamptonshire. ... Now, his wife, I don’t know if you know, was bursar of Girton, university lecturer in economics and all the rest of it.

8 Feb 2013: the management of public world order, so that uneconomic cultural and anti-social phenomena flow promiscuously across national frontiers”. ... the states, over and above and apart from a national world below it.

14 Apr 2021: Consequently, England still insists on a child undergoing a live cross-examination in contrast to Scotland. ... examination, so the child would then need a second cross-examination actually at the trial.

2 Jan 2009: Native National Congress 1912, renamed ANC 1923. The Squire Law Library and the Faculty of Law. ... white off-shoot of the ANC because even the African National Congress was racially.