Sentence examples for has interposed from inspiring English sources

Absent some grave emergency, the Fourth Amendment has interposed a magistrate between the citizen and the police.

On his parents' television, he sees that "a man in clumsy silhouette has interposed himself among these abstract shadows and glare.

Much of Libya's largest group of oil fields, the Sirte Basin, is now held by Islamic State, which has interposed itself between forces of the rival governments.

The United Nations has interposed peacekeepers and observers (the United Nations Mission to Ethiopia and Eritrea--UNMEE Eritrea--UNMEE Eritrea--UNMEE

To my knowledge there is no First Amendment limiting gloss on the law that would constrain the government from enforcing these provisions criminally, where the recipient did not conspire in or aid and abet the theft (although the Court has interposed a requirement that the defendant have acted in bad faith).

The standoff was diffused only after the United States had interposed the 7th Fleet between the mainland and Taiwan.

Under the circumstances it is perhaps as well that the Lord Chamberlain should have interposed a judicious veto.

In this instance, of course, the person before whom he appeared to have interposed himself as her protector was the President.

Or I could have interposed when I heard a visiting tabloid hack whipping up troops' bloodlust, encouraging them in their inflated bodycounts.

If the other defects embarrassed the defendant he should have interposed a timely objection, which doubtless would have resulted in appropriate amendments.

Here the intensity of the sunlight had interposed its own revelation, absorbing these human figures into its brilliance, giving substance only to shadow.