Ibid definition

Ibid means ‘as cited (immediately) above’, and can be used if you refer to the same book in consecutive notes. This saves you having the type/write out the full details of the book again. [Some books use the term ‘op cit’ or ‘loc cit’, meaning ‘as cited previously’, however, this is becoming much less frequent, and I recommend that you do NOT use it in your essays.]

Examples of Ibid in a sentence

  • The objections are that the proce- dure encourages a flood of appellate litigation, mili- tates against achieving finality in the criminal process, reduces effectiveness of appellate review due to the lack of a full trial record, and forces decision on con- stitutional questions that could otherwise be avoided by invoking the harmless error doctrine.’’ But, as con- cluded therein, those ‘‘arguments do not withstand close analysis.’’ Ibid.

  • NAFTA granted a “bill of rights” for the providers and users of telecommunications services, including 22 Ibid., p.

  • While an examination of solutions adopted in other inter- national instruments may be instructive, the sui generis nature of the liability regime established by the Conventions limits their use.96 They could there- fore only be used, after due consideration, as a supplementary means of interpretation pursuant to Article 32 of the 1969 Vienna Convention.97 92 Ibid., p.

  • However, despite their limitations,208 they have not prevented Argentina from submitting an interpretative declaration with respect to the term 204 ICAO Doc 7838, II Conférence Internationale de Droit Privé Aérien, 4-12 Octobre 1929, 205 Ibid., p.

  • Online at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/edit/files/Islamic%20Resource/Kuwait%20TEXT.pdf, accessed 1.11.2010 80 Ibid.

  • Brook considered this accusation ‘a most notorious slander’: Brook, Lives of the Puritans, II, p.137 177 Paule, Whitgift, p.14 178 Ibid., p.15 editor and transcriber of documents’.179 Nevertheless, these early sources provide invaluable information given the application of judicious care when handling such partisan material.

  • It was not until four years later that the party youth wings dissolved themselves and officially merged into the Christen-Democratisch Jongeren 60 Ibid.

  • Such strategies were founded to address the society members male and female, therefore they were largely channeled through the media (from local newspapers to Islamic television programs) to increase the awareness of the local residents with the risk of the new habits 128 Information discussed in this section is mostly a summary of information obtained from ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/countries/theme.aspx?cid=2&t=4 129 Ibid.

  • The expert panel also discusses the importance of publicly-funded 229 Ibid.

  • The social opening up coped with the governmental support was fruitful since Arab women is becoming more educated and open minded that can deal with the various cultural issues, their success is cited by their occupation to a 116 Ibid.

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