sovereignty (sahv-[[schwa]-]rin-tee). 1. Supreme dominion, authority, or rule. [Cases: International Law 8. C.J.S. International Law §§ 25–28.] popular sovereignty. A system of government in which policy choices reflect the preferences of the majority of citizens. state sovereignty. See STATE SOVEREIGNTY. 2. The supreme political authority of an independent state. 3. The state itself.“It is well […]
incorporation by reference. 1. A method of making a secondary document part of a primary document by including in the primary document a statement that the secondary document should be treated as if it were contained within the primary one. • With a contract, the document to be incorporated must be referred to and described
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Obsolescence that results from external economic factors, such as decreased demand or changed governmental regulations. — Also termed external obsolescence. Cf. functional obsolescence.
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perduellio (p[schwa]r-d[y]oo-el-ee-oh), n. [Latin “treason”] Roman law. The crime of hostility to one’s native country; treasonous conduct, such as joining the enemy or deserting the battlefield. • This term corresponds to the English phrase high treason. In the Roman republic, several acts might constitute perduellio, such as assuming regal power; trying to subvert, by violence,
外包 英语：outsourcing (contracting out) 法语：sous-traitance, externalisation 德语：Auslagerung, Beschaffung durch Fremdbezug 意大利语：dare in subappalto, contratto di outsourcing 西班牙语：subcontratar