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" In addition , United Nations reports dating back to the late 1990 's documented the deterioration that occurred in Iraq 's oil system as a result of trade embargoes , which curtailed Iraq 's access to technology and equipment . This third stage , which dated back to the early 1992 , placed on the agenda another question well known to the Russian reform-minded intellectuals : " What is to be done ? Those results can be discerned in the table as having availability dates prior to the submitted dates . It dates back to the nineteenth century , and contains the following sections : Subject and Author ; Cases ; Statutes ; and Book Reviews . Athanasius moreover knew certain canon which prescribed that the head of the " Oriental " Christians , namely Persians , was alone entitled to consecrate " Oriental " bishops , and he was aware that these canons dated back to the very beginning of Syrian churches . Suffice to say patent legislation has a long history dating back to the English Statute of Monopolies of 1623 . These relatively low prices dated back to the initial Afghan gas exports . Ronin ( 1998 ) ( Widescreen ) With his work in television and film spanning more than 40 years , John Frankenheimer is one of the few working directors whose career dates back to the Golden Age of Hollywood . Instead , what followed was a rambling , racist commentary suggesting a white conspiracy dating back to the time of Jesus . The house in its present form is at least 200 years old , but its history dates back to the 7th century when it was a caravanserai and guest house for visitors of the Tibetan royal court . Known as dry-guitar , this style dates back to the turn of the last century when sea-faring Liberians known as Kru-men combined traditional African music and European style , and came up with the precursor of highlife music . Dating back to the 1860 's , officially founded in 1880 and with a resident pastor at the turn of the 19 / 20th century , it found its origins in German farmers and Irish maids . The town dates back to the 16th century and has been visited by the Spanish explorers Coronado and Cabeza de Vaca . An appointment may be made effective on a date subsequent to but not on a date prior to the date the official having authority to make the appointment actually makes or approves the action ( see 8 Comp . With the troubled nominations of Terrence Boyle and William " Jim " Haynes receiving a boost from conservative activists in recent weeks , the Legal Times has an interesting piece on the contentious history of Fourth Circuit nominations dating back to the Clinton years , when Jesse Helms blocked any Fourth Circuit nominee he could .