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Organic Law
(redirected from organic laws)

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The fundamental law or constitution of a particular state or nation, either written or unwritten, that defines and establishes the manner in which its government will be organized.


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It is certainly possible to associate Lohr's work with that of other artists for whom reference to natural materials and their organic laws has been central--Joseph Beuys, Mario Merz, Richard Long, Wolfgang Laib--despite their diversity in conceptual attitudes and working methods.
He said the attitude of the authorities in maintaining the present legal order until its scheduled end in 1989 had hardened and none of the organic laws dealing with political parties and the electoral process that were said to be in preparation had been enacted.
The upgrades for Banco Nacional de Comercio Exterior, Banco Nacional de Obras y Servicios Publicos, and Nacional Financiera reflect the explicit guarantee from the sovereign to support these banks' liabilities and overall operations in accordance with their organic laws.
 
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