bifurcation in A Sentence

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    Bifurcation and Arbitration Rules.

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    Bifurcation would have required trying the case twice.

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    Enough Bifurcation, the second charge will finish off the podrank.

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    More than 1,300 people are detained since Central government's Jammu and Kashmir(J&K) Bifurcation order since August 5.

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    In addition to segments of both lungs, the process affects Bifurcation, paratracheal and bronchopulmonary regional lymph nodes.

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    The Social Justice Empowerment Department is working independently since the Bifurcation of Social Welfare Department in the year 1992.

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    Further, the court said that the Bifurcation did not mean that Hindus gave up their right on Ram Janmabhoomi.

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    With auscultation and percussion, diffuse dry wheezing occurs in the projection of the bronchi and Bifurcation of the trachea.

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    The Social Justice & Empowerment Department is working independently since the Bifurcation of Social Welfare Department in the year 1992.

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    They became part of Gujarat after the Bifurcation of Bombay state on 1 May 1960 following the Mahagujarat Movement.

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    With Vein finder clinicians can see peripheral veins, Bifurcations and valves and assess in real time the refill/flushing of veins.

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    This Bifurcation was brought about by constitution of the two Boards u/s 3 of the Central Boards of Revenue Act, 1963.

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    We have therefore to understand the significance and need of the Bifurcation of both the powers and restructure the whole system accordingly.

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    He advocated the policy of Non-Alignment during the cold war and India, subsequently, kept itself aloof from being in the process of“global Bifurcation”.

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    If two prints have three ridge endings, two Bifurcations, and form the same shape with the same dimensions, then it is likely the same person's fingerprints.

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    If two prints have three ridge endings and two Bifurcations, forming the same shape with the same dimensions, there's a high likelihood they're from the same print.

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    In the previous episteme, before the Bifurcation of mind and nature, irrational experiences were not just‘error'- they were speaking a language as meaningful as rational experiences, perhaps even more so.

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    The Ministry was formed in January 1985 following a Bifurcation of the then Ministry of Irrigation and Power when the Department of Irrigation was re-constituted as the Ministry of Water Resources.

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    Although the power to bifurcate proceedings is an exercise of the arbitral tribunals' discretion, case law has generated a number of conditions to be met for tribunals to consider that Bifurcation is warranted.

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    On the contrary, the Bifurcation of mind and nature was at the root of immeasurable secular progress- medical and technological advance, the rise of individual rights and social justice, to name just a few.

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    In November last year, the MEA had said that the new political map released after Bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir accurately depicts its sovereign territory and did not revise its boundary with Nepal in any manner.

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    Summary determinations should not be confused with an expedited procedure,“document's only” arbitral proceedings or the Bifurcation of proceedings, for instance into proceedings concerning jurisdictional issues to be followed by proceedings concerning the merits of a dispute.

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    Chandrababu Naidu said Modi had no right to visit the state as he has not fulfilled his promise to accord the SCS and various other commitments the Prime Minister had made during the state's Bifurcation in 2014.

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    Naidu, who began a day-long fast at Andhra Bhavan demanding that the Centre fulfil all promises made during AP's Bifurcation in 2014, warned that Modi would be"taught a lesson" if he made personal attacks against the people of his state.

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    Naidu, who began a day-long fast at Andhra Bhavan demanding that the Centre fulfil all promises made during AP's Bifurcation in 2014, warned that Modi would be"taught a lesson" if he made personal attacks against the people of his state.

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    Upon Bifurcation of Uttar Pradesh in year 2000, the newly created Uttarakhand state felt the need of its own state owned transport agency, hence Uttarakhand Transport Corporation(UTC) was incorporated on 30 October 2003 under the provisions of the Road Transport Act, 1950.

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