Sentence examples for can't establish from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court broadened all religious organizations' rights to discriminate, saying that both the Establishment Clause (you know -- the one that says government can't establish a religion, despite what some people like to claim during election years) and the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment prohibit any limitations on a church's right to select its own ministers.

"You can't establish independence".

This can't establish that all swans are white".

You can't establish a big state and hope it will go away.

And you can't establish that by saying that the states have repealed their homosexual laws.

Continue to pull cool-season weeds so they can't establish themselves.

When Reid says 'memory is unaccountable' he means that we don't know why distinct memory is always accompanied by belief; we don't know why it reliably produces true belief; and we can't established that memory beliefs are true in a non-circular fashion (van Woudenberg 2004).

If we can establish corporations as persons, why can't we establish whales as persons?" Analyzing the legal meaning of "person," Huss discussed her article in the 2002 Marquette Law Review, where she wrote, "just as with corporations, ships, and other nonhumans who have not always been treated as persons, it is possible to change the personhood status of animals".

They should do what a pantsuit can't: immediately establish your femaleness.

"After 10 years and spending millions of dollars, why can't we establish food and medicine stocks in every province so that there are always supplies for natural disasters?

Through March 19 Like the intense, vertiginous San Francisco cityscapes he did in the late 1970's, these six big landscapes by the painter Wayne Thiebaud share an exhilarating giddiness of perspective: you view them from above, but from a vantage point you can't quite establish, as if gazing down while on a nervy helicopter ride.