Boe has assembled and
annotated documents for Norway in the series on law affecting Islam and Muslims in European countries.
The appellate court reversed a lower court decision in which in an Atlanta federal judge ruled that open law advocate Carl Malamud violated copyright by posting a copy of the
annotated state code on its website, ABA Journal reported.
According to (http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jan/08/copies-of-hitlers-mein-kampf-go-on-sale-in-germany-for-first-time-in-70-years) reports citing officials at the Munich Institute for Contemporary History, which published the
annotated two-volume work, 15,000 advance orders for the book had already been received, against an initial print run of just 4,000 copies.
Leo Tolstoy's 5 Greatest Novellas
Annotated is an anthology of lesser-known short novels by acclaimed Russian author of the classic "War & Peace", Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910).
Teachers use the system to annotate presentations, and can save their
annotated versions as separate files.
Model annotation: Once, the concepts of metamodels are
annotated by the CWO concepts, (i.e.
This issue of Nineteenth Century Theatre and Film is largely devoted to an
annotated edition of William Archer's melodrama The Green Goddess, edited and introduced by Veronica Kelly.
OSHA's second online resource, the
Annotated Permissible Exposure Limits, or
annotated PEL tables, which will enable employers to voluntarily adopt newer, more protective workplace exposure limits.
AMBROSE BIERCE'S WRITE IT RIGHT: THE CELEBRATED CYNIC'S LANGUAGE PEEVES DECIPHERED, APPRAISED, AND
ANNOTATED FOR 21ST CENTURY READERS comes from a popular online lexicographer with a talent for wit and satire: one Ambrose Bierce.
Dayna has also written the
annotated bibliography in this issue.