While two of the
archaic groups are currently known -- the Neandertals and their sister group the Denisovans from Asia -- the others remain unnamed and have only been detected as traces of DNA surviving in different modern populations.
Current rental laws are
archaic as they do not address lessor-lessee relationships fairly." she said adding that the new tenancy rules would be shared with the states.
"It has some affinities to
archaic human relatives like the Denisovans and Neanderthals with, as we found, some more-modern features.
Black and white photographs and drawings document the 400 chipped stone tools and 43
archaic projectile points recovered at the site.
Their letter states: "The cruel and
archaic practice of whaling has no place in the 21st century.
He said the '
archaic' church was only good at making money.
What differentiates Notarius' approach is that the corpus of "
archaic poetry" demands that she extract a verbal system from poetic texts--an endeavor many linguists would balk at.
Had employment powers been devolved to Scotland and had this Bill been brought to Holyrood, notWestminster, this
archaic and unfair system of filibustering legislation could not happen.
The New Zealand government has said that it is to review
archaic laws that give insurers an upper hand when compared to customers.
This is one among a tangle of bizarre,
archaic laws, which survived for years like a relic in a museum but with no relevance in modern India.
Archaic language is removed by replacing the term "shall" with "must." 12.200 (Case Management The proposed amendment to subdivision and Pretrial Conferences) (a)(2), governing adoption proceedings, replaces "shall" with "may" to give the court discretion in scheduling of case management conferences.