Sentence examples for appointed itself from inspiring English sources

This condition, not unreasonable in itself, is skewed because Israel has appointed itself sole judge of what constitutes violent action.

The European Court of Justice has confirmed its strong commitment to privacy rights and also effectively appointed itself as a key veto player on future deals.

And in the face of these threats, one group has consistently appointed itself as the stoutest line of national defense: football coaches.

And if so, did Morozov believe that Twitter would be better at supporting internet freedom if it appointed itself an censor?

Not to be outdone by other cities, Udaipur has appointed itself the "marble city", a tranquil oasis with beautiful lakeside palaces.

The Black Caucus had recently appointed itself the fairness referee in the President's impending struggle with Congress, and if they had been wearing mood badges that morning every badge would have displayed the same message: Comfort Level Extremely High.

Here the wedding industry swoops in, loudly appointing itself official counsellor.

Governments have been reluctant to criticise each other in public, let alone to mete out fines.The commission's suggested solution is to appoint itself as fire warden, firefighter and prosecutor.

Travel from Argentina to Japan, Russia to Senegal, and you run into huge numbers of people who snarl about America appointing itself the world's policeman, squandering the world's oil or undermining global treaties and institutions.

By granting FCC new authority through an act of Congress, the bill removes the most contentious aspect of multiple failed efforts by the FCC to appoint itself as the broadband police department: Congress's intentional decision not to give the agency that power.

Similarly, if a vehicle enters an empty segment, it will wait for t=Texp before appointing itself as the leader of that segment.