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Their lawyers argue that the 1985 Weights and Measures Act authorises them to continue using imperial measures.
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He was convicted of breaching the Weights and Measures Act 1985 and given a six-month conditional discharge.
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Actually, the governing standards for weights and measures historically grew out of the competitive private marketplace of ideas in every culture.
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It's the clause about weights and measures remaining uniform throughout the realm.
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What it does demand is honesty, fair weights and measures, respect for a borrower's collateral, timely payments of wages, resisting usury, and empathy for those injured by life's misfortunes and charity.
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Qin formed a centralized, autocratic government, built a nationwide network of roads and canals, standardized weights, measures and currency and formalized the written language.
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What I did not realize was that on that day most Hindus were asking God to bless the implements they worked with: farmers wanted blessings for their bulls and plows, and traders for their weights, measures, and coins.
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To ensure variety, each set of rankings measures and weights different things.
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Set up 14 months ago, WWRE focuses on such things as common standards for weights, measures, shipment terms and sharing sensitive information.
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It measures ten by twenty meters and weights three metric tons, event organizers told the newswire.
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The temptation is to add further measures to restrict their wiggle-room (Basel 3 uses both risk weights and a leverage ratio).
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