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Proffer

To offer for acceptance to propose to give to make a tender of as to proffer a gift to proffer services to proffer friendship

Pro

A prefix signifying before in front forth for in behalf of in place of according to as propose to place before proceed to go before or forward project to throw forward prologue part spoken before the

Initiative

Initiative, means an electoral process by which a percentage of voters can propose legislation and compel a vote on it by the legislature or by the full electorate. Recognised in some

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Lying by

at a transaction which affects his interests, may fairly be supposed to acquiesce in it, if he afterwards propose to disturb the arrangement, may be prevented from doing so by reason that he has been lying by.

Propound

To offer for consideration to exhibit to propose as to propound a question to propound an argument

Advisory Committee

to make suggestions to some other body or to an official, esp., any one of five committees that propose Standing Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure amendment to federal court rules, the five committees being responsible

False pretence, obtaining property

the peace under the (English) Summary Jurisdiction Act, 1899 (62 & 63 Vict. c. 22); but where justices propose so to deal, they must by s. 3 of that Act 'state in effect that a false pretence

amendment

;esp : an alteration in wording [s to cure the defect in the pleading] 2 : an alteration proposed or put into effect by legislative or constitutional procedure [the Congress…shall propose s to this Constitution "U.S. Constitution

Legem ferre or rogare

Legem ferre or rogare [Lat.], to propose a law, Rom.

Preventive detention

admits he is an habitual criminal the jury must determine whether he is or not and for this propose can be sworn as on a trial for a misdemeanour, R. v. Turner, (1910) 1 KB 346. The

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