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But that internal process was strengthened continually by the predilection of foreign monarchs and powers for dealing with the king alone in preference to the mightiest of his subjects . “ The only fair reading is that people want to be deliberate about this because no one wants to make mistakes , ” Smith said.The university ’ s case against the attorney general remains at the state trial court , but both parties are considering a settlement , Smith said . Although the notarial hand betrays considerable modification from the usage of the chancery of Alfonso , the style and form of the various elements of the charters show little change from the traditional . But precisely because the original initiative and conception was his , their author is most particularly helpless to alter the development of these implications . No medieval king was so stupid as to imagine that every wish could be translated into act or that every act would enjoy the obedience of his subjects . " The district 's code of conduct states , " Approval must be obtained from a school administrator prior to handing out or posting materials , including petitions and surveys ; printing any school publications ; collecting money or selling advertisements for school publications ; and / or distributing any commercial , political , or religious material on school grounds .