Sentence examples for as the branch of from inspiring English sources
The Constitution established the House of Representatives as the branch of government most closely attuned to changes in the national mood.
As the branch of the federal government with command of neither troops nor treasury yet with the final authority to "say what the law is," the judiciary must always exercise its power with care, which is why judges picked by Presidents of both parties have extolled the philosophy of restraint.
Until yesterday, however, the same could not have been said of AQAP, which intelligence sources have regarded for a while as the branch of the terror network that posed the greatest direct threat to the West.That was partly due to the ability of the American-born al-Awlaki, a smooth and articulate polemicist, to tickle the erogenous zones of disaffected young Muslims in Europe and America.
Recently an important politician named the UCI as the branch of the hell.
Dixit and Nalebuff (1993) have defined Game theory as: The branch of social science that studies strategic decision-making.
A swarm is a temporary structure formed when several thousand honey bees leave their hive and settle on some object such as the branch of a tree.
He held tight to my arm, and I imagined myself as the branches of the tree that supported him during this trauma.
The splinters of light between the dry shingles pierce the high roof like stars, and the rafters and crossbeams and built-in ladders seem, until your eyes adjust, as mysterious as the branches of a haunted forest.
Animal Rescue Officer Beverley O'Lone said the first attempt to rescue the cat using a ladder proved impossible as the branches of the silver birch tree were too thin.
On the other hand, singular points of the multivariate function can be easily detected as the branches of the joint contour net.
Bright spots in SAED (selected area electron diffraction pattern) indicate the formation of pure crystal as well as the branching of the crystals reinforces the purity.
