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concordat

noun as in concord

noun as in convention

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"Our legal system contains all the guarantees to ensure that laws always respect constitutional principles and international commitments, including the concordat with the Church," he said.

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In 1933, he negotiated a concordat between the Catholic church and Germany.

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But in both France and Italy, a “concordat” between the Vatican and state means that bishops can refuse to testify in court.

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The concordat targets staff members who are primarily employed to do research, including postdocs, contract researchers and technicians.

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Bishops’ wages are paid by the state and Catholic schools receive state support, in accordance with a concordat signed in 1979 between the Vatican and Argentina’s 1976-83 military dictatorship.

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