It is clear, I apprehend, that the Court has no such power.
52) was decided, I apprehend that there could have been no doubt on the law as applicable to this case, except for the authority of Vice-Chancellor Shadwell; but with great submission it appears to me that the whole of that learned Judge's authority is removed by himself by his decision in the later case of Rolfe v. Rolfe (15 Sim. 88).
I apprehend that the nature of the subject does not admit of that keeping and dependence which ought to be maintained in the disposition of the lights and shadows in a picture.
Mr. Chairman, I am sorry to be objecting, but I apprehend that all the legislative powers granted by this Constitution are not vested in a Congress consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives, because the Vice-President has a right to put a check on it.
When he was apprehended, that was a surprise to me because I thought the FBI had given him a free pass and he would never be apprehended.
More than 27,000 minors or adults traveling in family units also were apprehended; that was a 150% increase.
Three drones flying around the Tucson area helped apprehend about 2,200 people illegally crossing the border in 2013, fewer than 2% of the 120,939 apprehended that year in the area.
Only by committing myself to the truth was I able to apprehend that, in reality, criticism of Israel was never a serious concern.
For me, apprehending that aspect of the Christian narrative was a transporting experience, an oceanic experience.
This trend toward specialization has compelling forces driving it: miscreants readily apprehend that tackling the entire value-chain from malware creation to monetization in the presence of ever-evolving countermeasures poses a daunting task requiring highly developed skills and resources.
