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Objector
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Objector
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CO
CO 1 commanding officer 2 conscientious objector 3 corrections officer
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CO 1 commanding officer 2 conscientious objector 3 corrections officer
conscientious objection
conscientious objection : objection on moral or religious grounds (as to military service or bearing arms) conscientious objector n
Objicient
One who makes objection an objector
Brawling
ritual, is not to allege a crime or impediment to ordination, within the ordination service, and therefore the objector may be convicted of an offence against the Act of 1860 [Kensit v. St. Paul's Dean and Chapter,
Any person
door to innumerable objections resulting in a protected proceeding it was thought necessary to restrict the category of objectors, Praksah Chandra Sahu v. Managing Director, O.R.T. Co., AIR 1980 Ori 122. Any person, appearing in section 132(5)
Confirmation of Bishop
(1902) 2 KB 503, that the confirmation could not be opposed on the ground of alleged heterodoxy, although objectors were called upon by proclama-tion in general terms to oppose.
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