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incorporate
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incorporate [in′kȯr·pə‚rāt]
(computer science)
To place in storage.
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99) More generally, customary international law has been directly incorporable without a statutory base since the beginning of the United States, as fully expected by the Founders.
Human rights responsibilities of private corporations by Paust, Jordan J. / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
Unlike treaties, customary international law is directly and indirectly incorporable and as such has been relied on in civil and criminal cases from the beginning of the United States.
Child labor prohibitions are universal, binding, and obligatory law: ... by Bullard, Madeleine Grey / Houston Journal of International Law
To counter this, Condea Chemie, GmbH of Hamburg, Germany, has developed two fully incorporable amine catalysts for these water-blown systems.
New additives and polyols surface at urethane conference by Monks, Richard / Plastics Technology
 
 
 
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