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| came across the word folding | defined | as the action of folding |
| a peatland is groundwater as | defined | in section 3 4 of |
| is underlaid by groundwater as | defined | in section 3 4 of |
| environmental objectives for groundwater as | defined | in section 3 4 of |
| any lobbyist a lobbyist is | defined | as a person or a |
| professional lobbyist the person is | defined | rather specifically the convener i |
| certain expressions that are not | defined | are to be defined in |
| not defined are to be | defined | in regulations made by the |
| 2000 the nice european council | defined | a number of broad objectives |
| objectives for surface water as | defined | in section 3 3 of |
| a crime against humanity are | defined | and terrorism does not generally |
| ever needed to be so | defined | generally in other cases the |
| scottish parliament land is generally | defined | in the order as including |
| to operate in more specifically | defined | circumstances amendment 25 agreed to |
| another thus the pint is | defined | as a vessel which contains |
| one type of unit is | defined | in terms of another thus |
| against any form of discrimination | defined | in broad terms whether on |
| their discharge delayed for reasons | defined | in the census date snapshots |
| should be included as a | defined | language in the census after |
| consider carefully how the census | defined | multiple occupancy so that we |
| the term minority leids needs | defined | 37 the maist haill definition |
| onwards definition allotment is not | defined | by statute other than by |
| offices face their own difficulties | defined | as those being in communities |
| see as obvious and well | defined | communities especially those in the |
| them match the needs of | defined | communities the oft report recommends |
| initiative because there are no | defined | deprived communities there by targeting |
| to all rural communities as | defined | in appendix 1 of rural |
| certain size which would be | defined | by ministers should not be |
| of sharp increases in the | defined | size of the measurement terms |
| the scottish crime squad as | defined | in section whatever of the |
| a crime against humanity is | defined | in the rome statute and |
| of the writer is clearly | defined | the beauty of this hand |
| use of language in clearly | defined | topic areas is highlighted in |
| commission that personal care as | defined | by the commission should be |
| b personal support as so | defined | c whether or not such |
| is a personal care as | defined | in section 2 28 of |
| of fishing rights are commonly | defined | as proprietors in the salmon |
| added or sporting rights as | defined | by section 65a 9 of |
| that generality sporting rights as | defined | by subsection 9 of that |
| that if scottish projects are | defined | as projects that exist in |
| operative and forthcoming one group | defined | squat as a term of |
| how the term boundary is | defined | when determining whether a farm |
| subsidiarity has to be better | defined | especially for countries such as |
| cabinet and deputy ministers are | defined | below in section c 7 |
| ministers in the scottish government | defined | in s44 of the act |
| as the first minister as | defined | in s45 other ministers appointed |
| scotland s agricultural land is | defined | as less favoured area land |
| an appropriate voluntary organisation as | defined | by section 1 5 of |
| an appropriate voluntary organisation as | defined | by section 1 5 of |
| her majesty s inspectors as | defined | by section 135 1 of |
| 7 and insert prosecutor as | defined | by section 307 1 of |
| a the postal operator as | defined | in that section of that |
| arranged by social class as | defined | by the registrar general s |
| therapy class who have been | defined | logically as problems by society |
| that are otherwise less well | defined | and perhaps uncertain the convener |
| of the child child is | defined | as any person under the |
| regional or minority language is | defined | 3 as languages that are |
| people have spotted in the | defined | areas as craig said although |
| government services a unit is | defined | as 1 hour of interpretation |
| scotland s schuils act 2000 | defined | as ablow tae promote equality |
| in scotland an institution is | defined | as being a higher education |
| schools act 2000 which is | defined | as follows to promote equality |
| take on tenants who are | defined | as homeless where there is |
| be possible if grouse were | defined | as livestock the snh response |
| standard english it can be | defined | as that dialectal variety of |
| now at the moment scots | defined | as the language spoken by |
| ehm at the moment scots | defined | as the language spoken by |
| fage fadge fage fadge is | defined | by dost simply as a |
| such as those rather vaguely | defined | by phrases such as an |
| fardel l fardel l is | defined | by snd as a three |
| relation to public order as | defined | by the authorising agencies he |
| accident or serious incident as | defined | by the united kingdom air |
| believe that the threshold is | defined | for a ship as one |
| in fact the pint as | defined | in the assizes changed its |
| words in unusual uses curcuddoch | defined | in the csd as sitting |
| opportunities as equal opportunities is | defined | in the interpretation provision of |
| sic category as it is | defined | more by the source of |
| tales as pittin forrit brichtly | defined | perspectives about soveraynetee in mairriage |
| the doing of something as | defined | the relationship is established or |
| easily by today setting a | defined | and clear time scale during |
| into the two periods now | defined | by dost and the scottish |
| a 150m long processional avenue | defined | by parallel earth banks and |
| means a group of persons | defined | by reference to gender sexual |
| report of aircraft incidents not | defined | by the united kingdom air |
| public sector landlords who are | defined | in the relevant act we |
| undertake an independent and widely | defined | appraisal of whether the whole |
| whether a route has been | defined | for that bypass and if |
| whether maladministration is too narrowly | defined | many of the representations that |
| crux of the matter is | defined | in rule 43 8 of |
| the scottish government it is | defined | in s126 6 8 of |
| proper that those acts are | defined | in a bill of this |
| those categories that are already | defined | in the code of guidance |
| scotland had its own well | defined | systems of weights and measures |
| interests of the union be | defined | and formulated how should the |
| believe that scottish texts generously | defined | have important advantages which should |
| the oft report was strictly | defined | and considered the issue from |
| it to work towards a | defined | goal over the next 10 |
| references in the statutes which | defined | the new constitutional settlement 10 |
| whose powers and duties are | defined | in the allotments acts local |
| housing purposes which are broadly | defined | to local authorities that provision |
| and identification with a well | defined | community what is the scots |
| and midwives is often ill | defined | and ambiguous i concur with |
| the dimensions of the boll | defined | in the 1426 assize but |
| council and the parliament have | defined | powers in making the legislation |
| wrong side of that ill | defined | boundary between sentiment and sentimentality |
| set of hierarchies has been | defined | but i cannot tell you |
| a rare comparison of newly | defined | units with the earlier units |
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