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• Executive Order No. 384

  Also: EO 384 — the docket styling, The PRISCO licensing order — the styling fixed by Section 1's transfer, The December 21, 1950 transfer order — the date styling, from the order's own "Done" line

  Executive Order No. 384 is the instrument of President Elpidio Quirino, done in the City of Manila on December 21, 1950, carrying the title "TRANSFERRING…

• Import Control Board

  Also: ICB — the abbreviation styling, The Import Control Law board — the styling fixed by EO 193's rendering of RA 330 as "the Import Control Law", The RA 426 board — the 1950 reconstituted three-member board over the Import Control Administration

  The Import Control Board (ICB) was the Philippine government's import-licensing authority of the controlled-trade era, 1949 to the early 1960s. It was created by statute…

• Act No. 345

  Also: The Public Holidays Act of 1902 — the descriptive styling, Act Numbered Three Hundred and Forty-Five — the styling the amending acts use

  Act No. 345 — "An Act Designating the Days Which Shall Be Observed as Public Holidays in the Philippine Islands," enacted by the United States…

• Teodoro F. Valencia

  Also: Ka Doroy — the familiar styling the record carries, The Dean of Filipino Journalists — the honorific of the trade, The Dean of the 365 Club — his styling at the journalists' breakfast club at the Makati Intercon's Jeepney Bar

  Teodoro F. Valencia (May 7, 1913 – May 4, 1987), known to readers as Ka Doroy, was a Filipino journalist and columnist — the man…

• Boxing in the Philippines

  Also: Philippine boxing — the styling used in international coverage, Suntukan — the folk name popularly, though unverifiably, claimed for the precolonial antecedent

  Boxing in the Philippines is the national tradition of the ring sport introduced under American rule and raised over a century into one of the…

• Command Responsibility

  Also: Superior responsibility — the usage preferred in the international criminal law literature, The Yamashita standard — the doctrine's founding citation

  Command responsibility — also styled superior responsibility — is the legal doctrine of hierarchical accountability under which a military commander, or a civilian superior exercising…

• Act No. 16

  Also: An Act for the Reorganization of the Forestry Bureau of the Philippine Islands — the statute's own long title, The Forestry Bureau Act of 1900 — the descriptive styling used of the creating statute, The Act No. 16 reorganization — the usage inside the forestry bureau's lineage

  Act No. 16, long-titled "AN ACT FOR THE REORGANIZATION OF THE FORESTRY BUREAU OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS," is a statute of the United States Philippine…

• Republic Act No. 265

  Also: The Central Bank Act, RA 265, An Act Establishing the Central Bank of the Philippines... — the statute's long title

  Republic Act No. 265, the Central Bank Act, long-titled "An Act Establishing the Central Bank of the Philippines, Defining its Powers in the Administration of…

• International Military Tribunal for the Far East

  Also: IMTFE — the standard initialism, Tokyo Trial — the common English name, Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal

  The International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE), also known as the Tokyo Trial, was the military tribunal convened in occupied Tokyo to try…

• Capitan Municipal

  Also: Capitán municipal — the Spanish styling of the office, Municipal captain — the rendering the American Municipal Code itself used for the old-regime office, Capitan — the everyday honorific the office shared with its predecessor, surviving in Filipino usage

  The capitan municipal (Spanish: capitán municipal; the American Municipal Code rendered it "municipal captain") was the head of a Philippine town (pueblo) under the late…

• Tribute in the Spanish Philippines

  Also: Tributo (Spanish designation), Head tax — the standard fiscal classification, Poll tax — the generic term later applied to the cédula

  The tribute (Spanish: tributo) was the annual head tax owed by Filipino natives to the Spanish colonial state or to the private encomenderos of the…

• National Heroes Day

  Also: Araw ng mga Bayani — the Filipino styling, carried as an alias by the Wikidata record, National Heroes' Day — the apostrophized styling of the Wikidata label, The last Monday of August — the statutory date rule itself

  National Heroes Day (Filipino Araw ng mga Bayani) is the Philippine regular holiday that honors all the nation's heroes, known and unnamed, observed on the…

• Aurora Aquino

  Also: Doña Aurora Aquino, Aurora Lampa Aquino — full maiden name, Aurora Lampa — the maiden-name record in the family's documented genealogy

  Aurora Lampa Aquino (September 10, 1910 – December 24, 1998), universally known as Doña Aurora, was the widow of Speaker Benigno S. Aquino Sr., the…

• Commonwealth Act No. 733

  Also: CA 733 — the standard short form, The Bell Trade Act acceptance act — the functional description in the commentary, "An Act to Accept the Executive Agreement to Be Entered Into Between the President of the Philippines and the President of the United States" — the long title

  Commonwealth Act No. 733 — "An Act to Accept the Executive Agreement to Be Entered Into Between the President of the Philippines and the President…

• El Grito del Pueblo

  Also: The Cry of the People — the standard English rendering of the title, Poblete's Grito — the founder-based styling distinguishing it from same-name papers abroad, Organ of the Partido Nacionalista — its role designation in the biographical record

  El Grito del Pueblo ("The Cry of the People") was the Spanish-language nationalist newspaper founded in Manila by Pascual H. Poblete in 1899, upon his…

• Yves Leopold Germain Gaston

  Also: Yves Germain Gaston — the form Larkin's standard history carries, Yves Gaston — the short form of the family record, Germain — his legal surname at birth; he adopted the name Gaston later in life

  Yves Leopold Germain Gaston (born at Lisieux, France — his baptismal register's French Republican-calendar entry converts to November 15, 1803 in the Gregorian reckoning) was…

• Asociación Hispano-Filipina

  Also: Asociación Hispano-Filipina de Madrid — the full styling used in La Solidaridad, Hispano-Filipino Association — the English rendering of the commemorative record, Spanish-Filipino Association — the English styling of the scholarship

  The Asociación Hispano-Filipina was the Madrid-based reform association of Filipinos and Spaniards that served as the Spanish organizational arm of the Propaganda Movement — the…

• Kaisa Para sa Kaunlaran

  Also: Kaisa — the short form used in the community's own usage, Kaisa Para Sa Kaunlaran, Inc. — the corporate styling, 菲律濱華裔青年聯合會 — the Chinese institutional name

  Kaisa Para sa Kaunlaran, Inc. (Chinese: 菲律濱華裔青年聯合會; "Unity for Progress") is a non-governmental organization of Filipino Chinese founded on August 28, 1987 by young Chinese…

• Rama, Hari

  Also: Rama Hari — the no-comma styling used in most press coverage and by Ballet Philippines, RAMA, HARI — the all-caps marquee styling of the revivals, A pop ballet musicale — the description of its 2012 producers

  Rama, Hari is the Filipino pop-ballet musical — its makers and reviewers have called it a "pop ballet musicale," a "pop-rock ballet musicale," and a…

• Big Five

  Also: The Big 5 — the numeral styling of the trade press, The Big Five accounting firms, The Big Five auditors

  The Big Five was the tier of five accounting networks — Arthur Andersen, Deloitte & Touche (Deloitte), Ernst & Young, KPMG, and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) —…

• Batas Pambansa Blg. 22

  Also: The Bouncing Checks Law — the standard short title, BP 22 — the everyday abbreviation of practice, B.P. Blg. 22 — the Official-Gazette-era styling

  Batas Pambansa Blg. 22 — the Bouncing Checks Law, long title "AN ACT PENALIZING THE MAKING OR DRAWING AND ISSUANCE OF A CHECK WITHOUT SUFFICIENT…

• Caritas Manila

  Also: Catholic Charities — the founding name of the October 1, 1953 establishment, The social services and development arm of the Archdiocese of Manila — the descriptive styling of its own pages, The lead social services and development ministry of the Archdiocese of Manila — the BusinessMirror styling

  Caritas Manila — first known as Catholic Charities — is the social services and development arm of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Manila, established by…

• Imus Productions

  Also: Imus Production — the singular styling used in Bong Revilla's record ("the Revilla family-owned Imus Production") ([Wikipedia — Bong Revilla](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bong_Revilla "Bong Revilla — Wikipedia")), The Revilla family studio — the descriptive name the records use for the firm, The House of Agimat — the descriptive label for its genre franchise, after the Pepeng Agimat lineage

  Imus Productions is the Philippine film production company founded in 1972 by action star and future senator Ramon Revilla Sr. (born José Acuña Bautista) together…

• Sanidad v. COMELEC

  Also: Sanidad v. Commission on Elections — the full styling of the lead docket, G.R. Nos. L-44640, L-44684 and L-44714 — the consolidated dockets, The 1976 Referendum-Plebiscite Cases — the descriptive collective title

  Sanidad v. COMELEC is the collective caption for three consolidated petitions for prohibition the Supreme Court of the Philippines decided en banc on October 12,…

• Bogs Adornado

  Also: William Adornado — the records' full-name styling, used by the French and Italian Wikipedias, William "Bogs" Adornado — the published form of the league's first MVP, The league's first back-to-back MVP — the register's descriptive styling

  Bogs Adornado — William "Bogs" Adornado, born May 26, 1951 — is a Filipino former professional basketball player and coach, the Crispa Redmanizers' small forward…

• Batas Pambansa Blg. 880

  Also: The Public Assembly Act of 1985 — the Section 1 short title, BP 880 — the standard abbreviation, BP Blg. 880

  Batas Pambansa Blg. 880, by its Section 1 "The Public Assembly Act of 1985," is the statute — long title "AN ACT ENSURING THE FREE…

• CESB v. Civil Service Commission

  Also: Career Executive Service Board v. Civil Service Commission — the full case title, G.R. No. 196890 — the docket-number citation, The Lodevico case — the private-respondent shorthand used in the career-service literature

  Career Executive Service Board v. Civil Service Commission, G.R. No. 196890, is a Supreme Court decision of the Philippines decided on January 11, 2018 by…

• Felipa Culala

  Also: Dayang-Dayang — the nom de guerre of the record, "in honor of a Muslim princess", Kumander Dayang-Dayang — the commander's styling of the same, Felipa Culala of Candaba — the reference form tying her to her barrio

  Felipa Culala — nom de guerre "Dayang-Dayang," a style she took in honor of a Moro princess and which retellings gloss as "a Princess of…

• Big Eight

  Also: The Big Eight accounting firms, The Big 8 — the numeral styling of the trade press, The Big Eight auditors

  The Big Eight was the group of eight Anglo-American accounting firms — Arthur Andersen, Arthur Young, Coopers & Lybrand, Deloitte Haskins & Sells, Ernst &…

• Nena at Neneng

  Also: Magkaibigang Nena at Neneng — the styling carried in Wikipedia's Philippine folk literature record, Kasaysayan ng Magkaibigang si Nena at si Neneng — the full Tagalog title carried in the author's Tagalog biographical record, The first Tagalog novel published as a book — the register's superlative

  Nena at Neneng is Valeriano Hernandez Peña's Tagalog novel of 1905, the work the standard record carries as "the first Tagalog novel published as a…

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