Lat. In old English law . To draw back from a contract before it is made binding. Bract fol. 38.

To oppose. This word properly describes an opposition by direct action and quasi forcible means. State v. Welch, 37 Wis. 196.

The act of resisting opposition ; the employment of forcible means to prevent the execution of an endeavor in which force is employed. See U. S. v. Jose (C. C.) […]

A technique used to analyze and graph the index price level affected by repeated transfer via buying bouts to determine when a security rises above the resistance level . This […]

In criminal law , the offense of obstructing, opposing, aud endeavoring to prevent (with or without actual force) a peace officer in the execution of a writ or in the […]

A device used in the conducting of electrical currents that controls the direction of current flow by the application of resistence. May be variable, fixed or both.

In Spanish colonial law. An opinion formed by some superior au- thority ou matters referred to its decision, aud forwarded to inferior authorities for their instruction and government Schm. Civil […]

The determination or decision, in regard to its opinion or intention, of a deliberative or legislative body, public assembly, town council, board of directors or the like. Also a motion […]

A granted authority that will put a firm into debt that is passed by a resolution of stock holders.

A congressional corporation that was established for the sole purpose to contain, manage and sell a failed financial institution in ordr to recover the taxpayer’s expenses.

In Scotch conveyanciug. Having the quality or effect of resolving or extinguishing a right. Bell. Resolnto jure concedentis resolvitnr jus concessum. The right of the grantor being extinguished, the right […]

trator, after paying the debts and particular legacies of the deceased, and before paying over the residuum, must pass before the board of inland revenue, Mozley & Whitley.

A court whose decision ia final and without appeal is, in reference to the particular case, said to be a ” court of last resort “

To go back. “It resorted to the Hue of the mother.” Hale, Com. Law, c. 11. RESORT 1028 RESPONDENTIA

A factor of production or economy needed for an activity. Basic resources are, labour, land, capital. Others can include information , energy, entrepreneurship , expertise, time and management.

The appropriate planning needed to manage several projects at the same time.

A Medicare scale used in determining how a doctor or doctors are compensated.

The reliance a firm has on any inputs from external sources such a senergy, capital and labour.

The time that is taken to complete a project relying on time taken to group all resources and not the actual time that is available.

The measure of costing the quantity of a resource that will be used by a certain activity. Used to allocate costs that are appropriate to the activity.

A way to use the resources available in the most efficient manner possible.

The detailed summary of all resources required to complete a certain project.

The extraction from the waste stream of useful products such as heat energy from burning waste.

Money or any property that can be converted into supplies; means of raising money or supplies; capabilities of raising wealth or to supply necessary wants; available means or capability of […]

Lat. Answers of jurists; responses given upon cases or questions of law referred to them, by certain learned Roman jurists, who, though not magistrates, were authorized to render such opinions. […]