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Terms for subject General (4069 entries)

Southeast Europe	South-Eastern Europe	4uzhoj
Southeast European Law Enforcement Center	SELEC
sown	sow
sown	sow
sox	socks
sp cd	spinal cord
Sp S	Special Services
uh	space filler or pause during conversation
spacial	spatial
spacial	spatial
spoke	speak
spoken	speak
speak-easy	speakeasy
speak-easy	speakeasy
spec appt	special appointment
spec appt	special appointment
special intention	a special aim or purpose for which a mass is celebrated or prayers are said	Igor T­olok
special interest group	SIG	Michae­lBurov
Special Marine Warning	SMW	Artjaa­zz
specialty	Under English law, a specialty is a common law category of formal contract valid without consideration. Historically under English law, the usual form of specialty was an instrument under seal. A sealed instrument is one that is signed and has the seal of the signer attached. To render a contract a sealed instrument, it must be so recited in the body of the instrument and a seal must be placed after the signature. Following the enactment of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 (an Act of Parliament) it is no longer necessary under English law for a deed to be under seal. Consequently, it is considered that deeds to which the Act applies are specialties even if they are not under seal.	LadaP