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71Government reform of Peter I — The government reform of Peter I refers to a set of reforms introduced in the Russian political and administrative system during the reign of Peter I of Russia. tate administration before Peter IPresuppositions and objectives of reformsenateOn… …
72Personal Equity Plan — (abbr PEP) n a system started by the Conservative government in Britain in 1987 to encourage people to save their money. People who bought a Personal Equity Plan could invest a limited amount of money in companies and did not have to pay any tax… …
73personal tax — Broadly, the burden imposed by government on its own citizens for the benefits which that government affords by its protection and its laws. United States v Erie Railroad Co. (US) 16 Otto 327, 333, 27 L Ed 151, 155, 1 S Ct 223. In a narrower… …
74personal property — Property of any kind or any interest therein, except real property, records of the Federal Government, and naval vessels of the following categories: surface combatants, support ships, and submarines …
75Government of the Seventh-day Adventist Church — Part of a series on Seventh day Adventism Background …
76personal — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. private, individual, intimate, own, special, particular; invidious (of a remark). See speciality. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Private] Syn. secluded, secret, retired, intimate; see private . 2.… …
77personal equity plan — PEP A UK government scheme introduced in 1987 under the Finance Act (1986) to encourage individuals to invest directly in UK quoted companies, offering investors certain tax benefits. The investment is administered by an authorized plan manager.… …
78personal equity plan — PEP A UK government scheme introduced in 1987 under the Finance Act (1986) to encourage individuals to invest directly in UK quoted companies, offering investors certain tax benefits. The investment is administered by an authorized plan manager.… …
79Personal Equity Plan — /ˌpɜ:s(ə)nəl ekwɪti plæn/ noun an account held under a UK government backed scheme to encourage share ownership and investment in industry, allowing individual taxpayers to invest a certain amount of money in shares each year, and not pay tax on… …
80government of laws — Fundamental principle of American jurisprudence which requires decisions of courts to be based on laws, statutory and common law, irrespective of the character of the litigants and the personal predelictions of the judges …
