Sentence examples for cannot confer from inspiring English sources

Lavela writes that the church's acquisition has no legal basis and cannot confer ownership.

(2) A treaty cannot confer greater war-making authority on the President than he possesses under the Constitution.

Palestinians cannot confer legitimacy on the Zionist narrative and should not be asked to do so, or vice versa.

In particular, data supporting a link between masticatory function and deficient dietary intake often are based on relatively weak correlations and cannot confer a causal relationship.

While all old people have been young, no young people have been old, and this troubling fact engenders the frustration of all parents and elders, which is that while you can describe your experience you cannot confer it.

The report noted that under the Internal Revenue code, a tax-exempt organization must operate exclusively for tax-exempt purposes, cannot confer benefits on private interests and may not provide any support to a political action committee.

Irish immigrants, or Irish citizens who were not born on the island, cannot automatically confer citizenship to their children.

Keep calm, stay focused Howard the duck Reprints Related items Saudi Arabia: How safe is the House of Saud?Nov 13th 2003 America's Iraqi ambitions: There must be some way outNov 13th 2003Now that he has stated his belief in democracy, however, Mr Bush cannot simply confer its blessings on the Arabs with the wave of a wand.

That title cannot be conferred until Aug. 16, when Bird Town will take on Spoken Fur in the Alabama.

It has been held in some states that the power to punish for contempt cannot be conferred upon a body of a non-judicial character.

The essence of reverence cannot be conferred on reverent actions by the gods' approval of them; their approval, rather, must follow on their partaking of the essential nature of reverence.