Sentence examples for disposed persons from inspiring English sources

While victims alleged that the tank was not safe, USIA claimed that it had been sabotaged by "evilly disposed persons". In 1925, however, it was ruled that the tank was unsound, and USIA was ordered to pay damages.

A week before the election, Schenck announced that he would assign federal soldiers to the polls, with orders to arrest any "evil disposed persons" who might disrupt the voting.

In some primitive elements of the societies of developing countries, and of some developed countries, there exists the belief that illness comes from the displeasure of ancestral gods and evil spirits, from the malign influence of evilly disposed persons, or from natural phenomena that can neither be forecast nor controlled.

In response to these actions, the government introduced the Black Act, formally "An Act for the more effectual punishing wicked and evil disposed Persons going armed in Disguise and doing Injuries and Violence to the Persons and Properties of His Majesty's Subject, and for the more speedy bringing the Offenders to Justice", to Parliament on 26 April 1723; it came into force on 27 May.

Current data show that PD develops preferably in disposed persons with an abnormal inflammatory immune reaction to microbial plaque.

And with guns so plentiful, any lunatic or criminally disposed person who has a sudden and perhaps only temporary urge to kill people can simply help himself to the contents of Mom's gun cabinet.

They were condemned to death for this crime in seasons of pestilence, when the popular mind is always in an excited state and ready to attribute the calamities which they suffer to the arts of evil-disposed persons.

* "All 'self-disposed persons' who return to 'peaceful pursuits' are assured that may resume their usual avocations... "." The terms of Buckner's parole in Shreveport, Louisiana, on June 9 , 1865 prevented his return to Kentucky for three years.

In 1554, in an attempt to end inappropriate practices taking place in the nave, the Lord Mayor decreed that church should return to its original purpose as a religious building, issuing a writ stating that the selling of horses, beer and "other gross wares" was "to the great dishonour and displeasure of Almighty God, and the great grief also and offence of all good and well-disposed persons".

"The idea of fitting something in a Coca-Cola crate really appeals to the intellectual, socially well-disposed person who's looking at Africa thinking, 'how can we help?'" said Simon Berry.

Or like their generals are they to be found in the bed of adultery?" The government promptly charged Holt with being a "wicked, malicious seditious and ill-disposed person — greatly disaffected" to the U.S. government.