Sentence examples for brought into existence by from inspiring English sources

Everything that exists contingently is brought into existence by means of the creative activity of God.

First, the equitable title must exist; it can be brought into existence by the courts, such as in Constructive trusts.

The first requirement specifies that "Musical works must be such that they do not exist prior to the composer's compositional activity, but are brought into existence by that activity" (1980, 68).

They are sometimes gay, often droopingly folorn, only just brought into existence by her quick pencil.

Oak House, brought into existence by David and Jane Smith and a young practice called Baca Architects is just that.

For vacation destinations, the Army recreation centers have rather unusual histories: each was brought into existence by a different war.

There is the motel he helped bring into existence by dropping off the rebar.

Moreover, all that partakes of the good is by good's efficacious agency brought into existence, and is by that selfsame agency kept there.

"This is fully in line with the generally accepted proposition that the client, in this case the government, has proprietary ownership of documents that had been brought into existence or received by a lawyer acting as agent on behalf of the client, or that had been prepared for the benefit of the client and at the client's expense".

The Serjeants were the oldest formally created order in England, having been brought into existence as a body by Henry II.

The GRC scheme was brought into existence on 1 June 1988 by the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore (Amendment) Act 1988 and the Parliamentary Elections (Amendment) Act 1988.