to lodge information against
1lodge — [lɒdʒ ǁ lɑːdʒ] verb 1. HUMAN RESOURCES LAW lodge a complaint/protest/appeal etc to make a formal or official complaint, protest etc: • An appeal must be lodged within 28 days. 2. [transitive] …
2Lodge Committee — The Lodge Committee was a U.S. Senate committee which held hearings to investigate allegations of war crimes in the Philippine American War. The hearings commenced on January 31, 1902ref|start and adjourned on June 28, 1902.ref|finish They were… …
3Houghton Lodge — is a Grade II* listed fishing lodge on the River Test in Hampshire, England which was built c.1800, possibly by John Nash [ [http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/Default.aspx?id=140718 mode=quick Images of England] retrieved 18 July 2008]… …
4Odex's actions against file-sharing — Odex s head office at International Plaza, where the out of court settlements to the company by alleged illegal downloaders were made. Odex s actions against file sharing were legal actions against Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and their… …
5Charles Lodge Adamson — Personal information Full name Charles Lodge Adamson Born 18 May 1906(1906 05 18) Haverton Hill, County Durham, England Died 18 November 1979(1979 11 18) (aged 73) Durham, County Durham, England Batting style Right handed R …
6Best Western Kachina Lodge (Taos) — Best Western Kachina Lodge country: United States, city: Taos (Taos) Best Western Kachina Lodge Nestled at an elevation of 7000 feet against the western slope of the Sangre do Cristo Mountains of Northern New Mexico, situated at the gateway to… …
7Standardization of Office Open XML — Office Open XML Office Open XML file formats Open Packaging Conventions Open Specification Promise Vector Markup Language Office Open XML software Comparison of Office Open XML software Office Open XML standardization The Office Open XML file… …
8Human rights in Japan — Japan This article is part of the series: Politics and government of Japan …
9denounce — To declare (an act or thing) to be a crime and prescribe a punishment for it. To pronounce or condemn something as being evil or morally wrong. The word is also used (not technically but popularly) as the equivalent of accuse or inform against.… …
10denounce — To declare (an act or thing) to be a crime and prescribe a punishment for it. To pronounce or condemn something as being evil or morally wrong. The word is also used (not technically but popularly) as the equivalent of accuse or inform against.… …
