Sentence examples for by the generality from inspiring English sources
Can a subpoena lose this essential distinction from a search warrant by the generality or speciality of its terms?
Laches' proposal plainly fails by the generality requirement, and Socrates shows this with examples of courage that do not satisfy the proposed definition (191a-d).
He calls attention to the constraints placed upon the system by the generality of its rules, the prospectively indeterminate alignment of economically interested parties, the expenses of adjudication, and the divergent social beliefs of the judiciary.
On Russell's view, the subject matter of philosophy is then distinguished from that of the sciences only by the generality and a prioricity of philosophical statements, not by the underlying methodology of the discipline.
The first plan, I expect will be thought too bold an expedient by the generality of Congress; and indeed their practice hitherto has so rivetted the opinion of their want of power, that the success of this experiment may very well be doubted.
Had the States been despoiled of their sovereignty by the generality of the preamble, and had the Federal Government been endowed with whatever they should judge to be instrumental towards union, justice, tranquillity, common defence, general welfare, and the preservation of liberty, nothing could have been more frivolous than an enumeration of powers.
He said that he was "very troubled by the Generalities to be found, instead of precisions, in the agency's program".
Robert F. Lyons Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 3, 2009 To the Editor: Re "Obama's Promise of Ethics Reform Faces Early Test" (front page, Feb. 3): I was offended by the generalities about lobbyists and their evilness that President Obama made during his campaign.
Hulett, J.E. Dissertation by Donald Campbell "The Generality of a Social Attitude" Dissertation by Jane LaFargue "A Study to Determine Perceived Racial Prejudice and Follow-Up Preventive Citizenshiph CaRecessng Low-Income Black Families" Office of Institutional Studies "Analysis of Citizenship Recess".
It "brings new insights to the topic by discussing the generality of these patterns and their potential causes, and by suggesting future research directions," he said.
Later, Dr. Horvitz showed that CED-9 was similar to the product of the bcl-2 gene discovered by Korsmeyer, demonstrating the generality of mechanisms involved in apoptosis in both vertebrates and invertebrates alike.
