Sources of law. Not to be confused with The Sources of English Law. Sources of law in its narrow sense means the origins of law, i.e. the binding rules governing human conduct. More generally, it means any premiss of a legal reasoning. Such sources may be international, national, regional or religious.
Definition of grand prix. plural. grand prix. also. grands prix. play \ËgrÃ¤â¿-ËprÄ(z)\. 1 : the highest level of international equestrian competition; also : a contest at this level. 2 : one of a series of international formula car races; also : a high-level competition in another sport (as sailing) that is often part of a series.
A triumph is a great success or achievement, often one that has been gained with a lot of skill or effort. The championships proved to be a personal triumph for the coach, Dave Donovan. 2. uncountable noun. Triumph is a feeling of great satisfaction and pride resulting from a success or victory. Her sense of triumph was short-lived. 3. intransitive verb. If someone or something triumphs, they gain complete success, control, or victory, often after a long or difficult struggle. All her life, Kelly had stuck with difficult tasks and challenges, and triumphed.