resubmission of bill
resubmission of bill 再次提交起诉申请 再次向大陪审团提交曾被否决的指控犯罪的起诉申请。(→reconsideration of bill)
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non submissit
non submissit 〈拉〉他未提交仲裁 在基于履行仲裁裁决的保证书〔bond to perform an arbitration award〕而提起的债务诉讼中，被告所作的称自己未提交仲裁的答辩。
national environmental policy act
National Environmental Policy Act. A 1969 federal statute establishing U.S. environmental policy. • The statute requires federal agencies to submit an environmental-impact statement with every proposal for a program or law that would affect the environment. 42 USCA §§ 4321–4347 — Abbr. NEPA. See ENVIRONMENTAL-IMPACT STATEMENT. [Cases: Environmental Law 571–615.] “One should not assume that
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front page drawing
A drawing submitted with the patent application and selected by the examiner as the application’s representative drawing. • The drawing is reproduced on the front page of the published application or patent. [Cases: Patents 100. C.J.S. Patents § 143.]
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information disclosure statement
information-disclosure statement. Patents. A document submitted in the patent-application process in which the inventor reveals all relevant prior art during the patentability search. • The statement must disclose all known patents, publications, and other references of prior art. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office provides a form, “Information Disclosure Citation,” for this purpose. — Abbr.
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lump sum agreement
lump-sum agreement. Int’l law. An agreement for one nation that caused injuries to another nation’s citizens to make a single payment to the other nation to settle outstanding claims for those injuries. • The recipient nation has the power to decide how the settlement funds should be distributed. This method of settling claims has become
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abjuration
abjuration (ab-juu-ray-sh[schwa]n), n. A renouncing by oath. abjuration of the realm. An oath taken to leave the realm forever. “If a malefactor took refuge [in sanctuary] … the coroner came and parleyed with the refugee, who had his choice between submitting to trial and abjuring the realm. If he chose the latter course, he hurried
united states copyright office
United States Copyright Office. A branch of the Library of Congress that is responsible for implementing federal copyright laws. • In addition to processing applications for copyrights, the U.S. Copyright Office stores deposited copyrighted materials and issues opinions (by request) on questions of copyright protection. Materials deposited with this agency are not automatically added to
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