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	Unitary authority - Facts, Information, and Encyclopedia Reference article
		A unitary authority is a type of local authority, which has a single-tier and is responsible for all local government functions within its area.
		Typically unitary authorities cover large towns or cities, which are large enough to be independent of county or regional administration.
		In New Zealand a unitary authority is a territorial authority (district or city) which also performs the functions of a regional council.
	www.startsurfing.com /encyclopedia/u/n/i/Unitary_authority.html (724 words)

	PlanetMath: unitary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		On the other hand, the representing matrix of a unitary transformation relative to an orthonormal basis is, in fact, a unitary matrix.
		A simple example of a unitary matrix is the change of coordinates matrix between two orthonormal bases.
		Unitary spaces, transformations, and matrices are of fundamental importance in quantum mechanics.
	planetmath.org /encyclopedia/UnitaryTransformation.html (306 words)

	Unitary state
		While some unitary states are governed as one unit (for example, the Republic of Ireland), others do provide for sub-parliaments or regional assemblies.
		A system of government in which sub-government units or regional parliaments have been created but exist purely in statute or ordinary law rather than constitutional law and can be abolished or have their functions broadened or narrowed by decision of the central parliament, is known as devolution.
		The United Kingdom is a particularly striking example of a unitary state with a series of parliament-created devolved assemblies, for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, all of which were created in the 1990s.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/un/Unitary_state.html (172 words)

	Unitary Authority - MSN Encarta
		Common in the United Kingdom, the authority provides a single-tier (unitary) administration, amalgamating the former two-tier arrangement of separate county and district councils.
		Three types of unitary councils currently exist in the United Kingdom: merged unitary (based on previous county boundaries); unitary district (based on prior district boundaries, but with new functions added); and hybrid unitary (a council for the main city or cities in a county).
		Unitary authorities were established in the United Kingdom following a review of local government in 1993-1994.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_121503060/Unitary_Authority.html (123 words)

	Wight Isle of (unitary authority) - Search Results - MSN Encarta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Wight, Isle of (unitary authority) (ancient Vectis), island and unitary authority, southern England, lying in the English Channel, and separated...
		The changes have been implemented in stages; the first of the new unitary authorities, for the Isle of Wight, came into effect in April 1995.
		Isle of Anglesey (unitary authority), county and unitary authority, north-western Wales, separated from the mainland and the county of Gwynedd by...
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Wight_Isle_of_(unitary_authority).html (163 words)

	Automatic unitary food dispenser for pets - Patent 5078097
		A device for automatically dispensing a unitary food substance for pets as recited in claim 1 wherein said spokes each radiate outward from said hub member to the inside of the outer member of the holder in a plane perpendicular to a plane tangent to said hollow cylinder hub member.
		A device for automatically dispensing a unitary food substance for pets as recited in claim 1, wherein said opening for passing through a unitary food substance is a truncated pie shaped opening which straight sides of the opening are spaced substantially the same distance apart as the spokes of the insert.
		This automatic unitary food dispenser for pets of the present invention is a simple, low-cost device which accomplishes a reliable dosing of a unitary food substance, such as a snack, for pets.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /5078097.html (2567 words)

	taa95004/UNITARY FILING/REDACTED!!! [TAA] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A unitary business exists when the operations of the business segments of a corporation or group of commonly owned and controlled corporations contribute to or depend on each other in such a way as to result in functional integration between such segments.
		Generally, several functionally integrating factors will exist in a unitary business, although a unitary business may exist as a result of few factors or even one factor, if the factor or factors involved are particularly significant.
		Unitary filing would appear to be an appropriate and logical alternative filing method given the mandated deconsolidation.
	www.state.wv.us /taxrev/taxdoc/WV-TAA/95-004.HTM (1985 words)

	Unitary Healing
		Unitary Healing is a process developed over the past decade to assist people who want to look at their issues and concerns in
		The goal of unitary healing is to appreciate your life pattern and its possibilities and potentialities for transformative change.
		Unitary Healing services offered here are aimed at creating conditions for people to mobilize their personal power to express their vision of a desirable life.
	www.unitaryhealing.com (157 words)

	Unitary Executive Theory - A Recipe For Dictatorship
		The "Unitary Executive" theory is really just another name for the ancient "King With Advisors" form of government, widely used around the world for thousands of years in human history.
		This was a major break from the Unitary Executive theory, in that the authority of the Unitary Executive (the King) had been severely limited by those beneath him in authority.
		An even greater break from the Unitary Executive theory occurred in 1776 when the English colonies in America declared their complete independence from the King and established their own form of self-government under a written Constitution.
	patriot.net /~bmcgin/unitaryexecutivetheory.html (1564 words)

	Unitary Urbanism
		Such is the case with the origins of unitary urbanism (UU), intuited as early as 1953 and first named as such at the end of 1956 in a tract distributed on the occasion of a demonstration by our Italian comrades in Turin.
		Unitary urbanism is one of the central concerns of the SI and, despite any delays and difficulties that might arise in its application, it is entirely correct (as the opening report of the Munich conference confirms) that unitary urbanism has already begun at the moment that it appears as a program of research and development.
		The functionalists, who are the expression of the technological utilitarianism of the era, cannot successfully build a single church if one considers that the cathedral was once the unitary accomplishment of a society that one has to call primitive, given that it was much further embedded than we are in the miserable prehistory of humanity.
	www.notbored.org /UU.html (1701 words)

	Legislative Backgrounder: What's at stake with unitary thrifts
		Unitary thrift holding companies are corporations - financial or nonfinancial in nature - that own a single savings bank or savings association (or a portion of one, in many cases).
		Unitary thrifts represent the main avenue for commercial companies into banking services, though many firms offer lending and related services without owning a bank or a thrift.
		Centralized, public information on their nonbanking activities is often sketchy, however, OTS pointed out in a spring 1997 background paper that the range of unitary thrift holding companies includes those that concentrate on their thrift, diversified multi-billion dollar parents, and numerous mid-sized companies that engage in a few select activities.
	www.banking.com /aba/unitary_1097.asp (1386 words)

	Unitary product cushioning structure - Patent 6520337
		Another embodiment of unitary product cushioning structure of the present invention which will provide shock absorption protection for a shock sensitive product during shock loading conditions, in three mutually perpendicular directions, is that which can be considered to be an end cap, a tray or cover; or, alternatively, either half of a clamshell.
		A clamshell unitary product cushioning structure in keeping with the present invention may be provided by having two portions which each have two opposed pairs of outer container contacting walls, each associated with the respective at least one flexible shock absorbing spring transition section, and each portion having a product supporting region.
		Some embodiments of unitary product cushioning structures in keeping with the present invention may be formed in such a manner that the flexible shock absorbing spring transition section 30 is formed in at least two portions, each separated one from another by a stiffening rib 72.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /6520337.html (8934 words)

	UNITARY.net Official Webpage - The home of northern electronic music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The album release is planned for the end of 2005 on Infacted Recordings.
		Unitary is the one-man project of Johan Hansson and has existed since 2001.
		Unitary presents an eclectic approach to electronic music, ranging from EBM to gothic tunes.
	www.unitary.net (96 words)

	Unitary Status
		The "Agreement for Declaration of Unitary Status" is a legal document signed in April 2003 by the Fulton County Board of Education and named plaintiffs (representing African American children attending or eligible to attend school in Fulton County, and their parents and guardians).
		By declaring Fulton to have unitary status, the courts affirmed that FCSS is a school system in which the segregative practices of the former dual system are no longer evident and no longer affect current operations.
		In Fulton, unitary status means we are no longer under court-ordered desegregation that had been in place since 1970.
	www.fultonschools.org /unitarystatus/unitarystatus.asp (414 words)

	UNITARY GOVERNMENT
		The United States is one of the few nations that does not have a unitary government.
		As a unitary state, Hawaii has been able to exercise control of both great and small aspects of local units.
		Fortunately for the people of this unitary state, the federal government is limiting the powers of Bishop Estate trustees.
	www.lava.net /~manis/unit.htm (2025 words)

	Unitary Being Perspective - Midwest Nursing Research Society
		The continuing focus of the Unitary Being Perspective Research Section is to advance nursing knowledge related to this perspective and its application.
		The Unitary Being Perspective is equally applicable and useful in clinical, administrative, educational, and research areas.
		The Unitary Being Perspective encompasses three major theories of the simultaneity paradigm: (1) Newman’s Health as Expanding Consciousness, (2) Parse’s Theory of Human Becoming, and (3) Rogers’ Science of Unitary Human Beings.
	www.mnrs.org /i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=3357 (386 words)

	Media Watch
		The unitary executive thesis rests upon the “Oath” and the “Take Care” clauses of Article II of the Constitution.
		To the unitary executive thesis, since the president is the only nationally elected political figure, he is accountable for the way in which policies are made, and thus he should be given control to insure all policies conform to the wishes of his national constituency.
		The implication for allowing the unitary executive thesis to advance unfettered is that it tilts the constitutional system in favor of the president.
	www.users.muohio.edu /kelleycs/2004/09/unitary-executive.html (1373 words)

	Consortiumnews.com
		The “unitary” theory asserts that all executive authority must be in the President’s hands, without exception.
		The Supreme Court's embrace of the “unitary executive” would sound the death knell for independent regulatory agencies as they have existed since the Great Depression, when they were structured with shared control between the Congress and the President.
		The “unitary executive” applies as well to the President’s authority to interpret laws as he sees fit, especially in areas of national security where right-wing lawyers argue that the commander-in-chief powers are “plenary,” which means “absolute, unqualified.”
	www.consortiumnews.com /2006/011106.html (1270 words)

	Bush’s Bogus Theory of Absolute Power by James Bovard
		Even though the new “unitary executive theory” is nowhere in the Constitution, White House officials continually invoke it to justify scorning federal law.
		The crux of the “unitary executive” is that all power rests in the president, and that “checks and balances” are an archaic relic.
		The “unitary executive” theory is simply another in a long series of intellectual cons crafted to trample freedom.
	www.lewrockwell.com /bovard/bovard26.html (717 words)

	TMEP Section 1213.06, 'Unitary' Marks (BitLaw)
		A mark or portion of a mark is considered 'unitary' when it creates a commercial impression separate and apart from any unregistrable component.
		The examining attorney must exercise discretion in determining whether a mark or portion of a mark is unitary, in which case disclaimer of a nondistinctive component should not be required.
		In such a case, the mark is regarded as unitary and individual elements should not be disclaimed.
	www.bitlaw.com /source/tmep/1213_06.html (1053 words)

	Significant unitary developments in California may provide refund opportunities. (unitary tax)(State and Local ...
		The Court held that worldwide combined reporting as applied to a unitary group headed by a foreign parent is unconstitutional under the Foreign Commerce Clause.
		The Court of Appeals held that functional integration is not a new concept in determining the unitary issue and that it includes centralized management within its scope.
		Breaking a unitary relationship is generally more difficult, especially if a substantial flow of value exists between the members of the corporate group.
	www.nysscpa.org /cpajournal/old/11287212.htm (1090 words)

	FindLaw's Writ - Van Bergen: The Unitary Executive: Is The Doctrine Behind the Bush Presidency Consistent with a ...
		Kelley notes that the unitary executive doctrine arose as the result of the twin circumstances of Vietnam and Watergate.
		Prominent among those in the movement to preserve presidential power and champion the unitary executive doctrine were the founding members of the Federalist Society, nearly all of whom worked in the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan White Houses.
		In this signing statement, Bush asserts not only his authority to internally supervise the "unitary executive branch," but also his power as Commander-in-Chief, as the basis for his interpretation of the law -- which observers have noted allows Bush to create a loophole to permit the use of torture when he wants.
	writ.news.findlaw.com /commentary/20060109_bergen.html (1886 words)

	Unitary State must go for Real Sri Lankan Unity
		All possible progress on changing the unitary state reached a dead end.
		these is the insistence that the unitary state remain unchanged and sacrosanct.
		JHU it is not separatism and the LTTE that are defeated by the insistence on a unitary state.
	tamilweek.com /Real_SL_Unity_0028.html (1386 words)

	HISTORY OF UNITARY URBANISM AND PSYCHOGEOGRAPHY AT THE TURN OF
		Constructed Situation, Psychogeography and Unitary Urbanism were the key concepts at the foundation of the Situationist International.
		The SI's minimum programme is the development of complete decors, which must extend to a unitary urbanism, and research into new modes of behavior in relation to these decors.
		In the third issue of the bulletin published in december 1959, the text " Unitary Urbanism at the end of the fifties " confirmed that Unitary Urbanism was one of the central concerns of the SI and that Unitary Urbanism was not a doctrine of urbanism but a critique of urbanism.
	socialfiction.org /psychogeography/unitary_urbanism.html (2794 words)

	SSRN-The Unitary Executive and State Administration of Federal Law by Evan Caminker
		Several scholars have recently rearticulated the "unitary executive theory" of Article II, arguing that Article II vests the power to execute federal law solely in the President of the United States.
		On the surface, this unitary executive theory appears to be implicated when Congress conscripts or even authorizes state officials to implement federal programs.
		Thus, principles of separation of powers, in addition to principles of federalism, govern the validity of state administration of federal law.In this symposium contribution, I assume the validity of the unitary executive theory and explore some of its separation of powers implications for the commandeering debate.
	papers.ssrn.com /sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=10516 (472 words)

	The Raw Story \| Scholar says Bush has used obscure doctrine to extend power 95 times
		The President announced in these signings that he would construe provisions in a manner consistent with his "constitutional authority to supervise the unitary executive branch." While the President clearly has the authority to supervise the executive branch, it is unclear how far he might construe this authority under the unitary executive theory.
		The unitary executive doctrine, in its mildest form, claims only that the President has the power to appoint, control, and remove executive officers, as well as the duty to interpret the law as it applies to his office.
		But unitary executive theoreticians claim that judicial supremacy over interpretation of the laws is not and never has been exclusive.
	www.rawstory.com /news/2005/CanExecutive_Branch_Decide_0923.html (1035 words)

	unitary - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		As a member of the minimal art movement, Morris rejects art based on technical virtuosity or self-expression, emphasizing instead the art object...
		Portugal, a unitary state beginning in the 1930s
		Under Salazar’s New State regime Portugal and its overseas possessions became a unitary state with a planned economy.
	encarta.msn.com /unitary.html (131 words)

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