Perbandingan Strategi Pembelajaran Jigsaw dan Group to Group Exchange Terhadap Pemahaman Konsep Fisika by Misbahul Ihsan, Yahya AD

“…The sixth aspect being acquitted of the same because there is no difference in the difference in value is high. …”
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Maschinengewehre und ein Wettbewerb der Revolutionsprojekte: Der Prozess gegen Ėduard Limonov by Matthias Meindl

“…The court’s decision followed Limonov’s suggestion and acquitted him and Aksenev of the charges of terrorism and instigating an insurrection. …”
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Criminals and the law in the reign of Richard II by Post, J

“…In general, indictment and trial procedures were far more openly flexible and less punctilious at the end of the fourteenth century than they had been a hundred years earlier, and this was reflected particularly in procedures whereby many suspects were acquitted without trial, by disavowal of mainour or by proclamation. …”

Prevalence of a Late Readiness Potential During a Deliberate Decision-Making Task by Julianne Blignaut, David Vandenheever

“…Increased readiness potential amplitudes were observed for participants with previous exposure to violent crime when they had to acquit or convict criminals accused of violent crimes.…”
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Literacy Campaign in Consolacion del Sur, a cultural revolution within another by Juan Carlos Hernández Martín

“…In his allegation “The History will acquit me”, Fidel denounced that that system was inherent to a poor and underdeveloped country. …”
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Prevalence of a Late Readiness Potential During a Deliberate Decision-Making Task by Julianne BLIGNAUT, David J. VAN DEN HEEVER

“…Increased readiness potential amplitudes were observed for participants with previous exposure to violent crime when they had to acquit or convict criminals accused of violent crimes.…”
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Anwar's acquittal : what next for Najib? by Yang Razali Kassim

“…The Malaysian High Court’s verdict to acquit Anwar Ibrahim of the sodomy charge is both a setback and a boon for Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak. …”
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The acts of prosecutorial response as an indicator the legal culture of the prosecution by Bayandina M.O., Tabyldiev K.B.

“…The author shows the data of foreign practice, historical statistical facts about the number of acquittals, as well as modern problem issues that arise when acquitting a verdict and after its issuance. The requirements to which the acts of the prosecutor’s response must correspond.…”
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Public Memory and detected signals of justice. Outline for a theory of public space in transition by Alexandru Florian

“…After several developments of the legal situation under the incidence of the political, the Supreme Court of Justice acquited him of war crimes in 1998.…”
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New hires' information seeking behaviour by Ang, Kian Hock, Chong, Yeow Khoon, Goh, Chek Chye

“…Importance of difference types of information, relationships between types and techniques and sources and the effects of moderators (extroversion, social support of co-workers and supervisors and the size of the organisation) on information acquition through inquiry were studied.…”
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Does Mistaken Belief in Consent Constitute a Defence in South African Rape Cases? by Serone Stal

“…This paper evaluates the decision, where it was held that when an appellant reasonably believes that the complainant/victim had consented to sex, this alone could be enough to acquit the appellant of the charge of rape.     …”
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O ensino da forma - retomada a discussão entre os pesquisadores da área de aquisição de língua estrangeira by Fábio Madeira

“…I comment here on the position of some authors who follow the main ideas of the communicative approach but have not taken the so called "zero position" - they recognize that there can be a place for the focus on grammar in the second language acquition process.…”
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ASIGURAREA SECURITĂŢII DEMOCRATICE: ACTIVITATE PRIMORDIALĂ A CONSILIULUI EUROPEI by USM ADMIN

“…It is a democratic discourse that can be condensed into five main principles: the primacy of parliaments, representation, transparency and accountability, local democracy and subsidiary, participation and civic society. The acquits of the Council of Europe in the field of democracy provides both a stock take of what the Council thinks in this area and an analysis of the problems and opportunities that face the European democracy. …”
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Indonesia’s Regional Anti-Corruption Courts: Should They Be Abolished? by Simon Butt

“…Indonesia’s regional anti-corruption courts have been criticised in recent times for perceived impropriety and for acquitting defendants. Senior jurists and politicians have called for these courts to be abolished or recentralised. …”
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Did Jesus Commit a Fallacy? by Aaron Ben-Zeev

“…Careful analysis of this text (1) reveals a hitherto unrecognized valid form of argument which can superficially look like the predicate-logic analogue of denying the antecedent; (2) shows that determining whether a published text can be fairly charged with committing a fallacy may require (but often does not get) extensive and detailed analysis; (3) acquits Jesus of the charge; and thereby (4) conflnns a claim by Michael Burke that published arguments can seldom be fairly charged with denying the antecedent, or analogous fallacies.…”
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Cheap money: the English experiment of 1945-1947 by D. ROWAN

“…This is the reason why the author judges Dalton’s experiment as a negative one, while acquitting it from the accusation, widely made against it, of having introduced a new serious inflationary factor into the post-war British economic situation. …”
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Gewissen und praktische Vernunft bei Immanuel Kant by Friedrich Ricken

“…Practical mind judges the action; conscience convicts and sentences, or acquits. Practical mind is not able to decide the quaestio facti whether I am responsible for the action; that is the task of conscience. …”
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DNA and Law Enforcement in the European Union: Tools and Human Rights Protection by Helena Soleto Muñoz, Anna Fiodorova

“…Since its first successful use in criminal investigations in the 1980s, DNA has become a widely used and valuable tool to identify offenders and to acquit innocent persons. For a more beneficial use of the DNA-related data possessed, the Council of the European Union adopted Council Decisions 2008/615 and 2008/616 establishing a mechanism for a direct automated search in national EU Member States’ DNA databases. …”
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Religion! Guilty as charged!? A phenomenological appraisal by John Chijioke Madubuko

“…The study establishes through phenomenological prism, that the true understanding of religion, despite the inherent potentials for peace and violence, exonerates and acquits it from those charges. It invites to a rethink about the abuses of religion, to the upholding of the true understanding of religion, and urges its non-instrumentalisation in politics.…”
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Montrer, démontrer : Phryné et le dévoilement de la vérité by Élise Lehoux, Nicolas Siron

“…According to a sentence in the Lives of the Ten Orators, Hyperides would have bared Phryne’s body during her trial in order to make the judges acquit her. This unveiling shows the relation between exhibition and persuasion : making something visible is a way to win acceptance for it. …”
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