The majority of cantons were applying a preemptory tolerant policy towards users, hundreds of hemp shops and hemp producers. |
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After Jim Crow laws were abolished, these preemptory challenges were the tool used to keep blacks off of juries. |
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Rules of jus cogens, or preemptory norms of general international law, describe international obligations from which derogation is not permitted under any circumstances, even in cases of emergency. |
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Some liberals have decided that it's perhaps better to go along with the Supreme Council's efforts to push through a preemptory Constitution, as an end-run around an Islamist-dominated parliament. |
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The fall of the all-White jury list propelled a move towards covert discrimination through tactics such as racially-based preemptory challenges. |
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The officer of the Francesco Morosini spoke in a preemptory, but friendly manner. |
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