Sentence examples for artificial person from inspiring English sources

I am simultaneously the most genuine and the most artificial person you will ever meet".

Doubts about the possibility of an artificial person having a soul are still with us, though given a modern spin.

Rousseau's response to the problem is to define civil society as an artificial person united by a general will, or volonté générale.

Neo-Romanists, who gained prominence in the course of the English revolution of the mid-17th century, saw the state as an artificial person, which derives its authority from the will of the people rather than the person of the monarch.Mr Skinner is engaged in an intervention in contemporary political debate, not just an exercise in antiquarianism.

She may look like what she is an artificial person, but her actions and gestures are so convincingly human that John soon forgets she's only virtual.

For all these advantages, the self-legislating demos reappears in Held's explicitly Lockean insistence that "the artificial person at the center of the modern state must be reconceived in terms of cosmopolitan public law".

"The Court rule[d] unanimously that corporations, as artificial persons, are not given a right of "personal privacy" that shields from public disclosure records that they have had to turn over to government investigators…".

They are artificial persons with a distinct legal identity.

New laws recognized corporations as legal — albeit artificial — "persons," granting them many of the same legal rights and privileges as human beings.

A prima facie case of conspiracy, breach of trust, theft anmd [sic] money laundering can be established against some real and artificial persons".

And for the most part the Supreme Court has been generous in extending the rights of flesh-and-blood people to artificial persons (which include trade unions and other collectives as well as corporations).