Sentence examples for has not been extinguished from inspiring English sources

There has been much speculation on the tenor of their friendship and the conviction that the rivalry of the long-ago leadership race has not been extinguished.

But the military-reality complex has not been extinguished.

Whether or not those communist guerrillas were the rightful standard-bearers of the Caste War rebels is debatable, but what is certain is that the old revolutionary spirit has not been extinguished in Yucatan.

all Indian allotments, the Indian titles to which have not been extinguished, including rights-of-way running through such allotments.

Mattz v. Arnett held that the Klamath River Reservation in California had not been extinguished, but intimated no view on the authority of California to regulate fishing on the reservation.

Chilcot also found that the decision to go to war was taken before "peaceful options for disarmament had been exhausted", in particular that diplomatic overtures to secure a security council authorisation at the United Nations had not been extinguished.

The game was effectively over as a contest when Hore went barrelling over just before the break to make it three tries in eight minutes, although Scotland's spirit had not been extinguished.

The "first known American case to address the issue" of the validity of state land grands to land over which the aboriginal title had not been extinguished was Marshall v. Clark Vaa. 1791), decided by the Virginia Supreme Court.

Channel 4 bosses clearly believe that public interest will have not be extinguished by Monday afternoon and will be hoping for an audience of at least the same size.

That possibility has not been entirely extinguished by the decline of the SARS epidemic, experts say.

Still, the motor car's presence has not been completely extinguished: the Automobile Club of New York, the state AAA affiliate, has an office at the northwest corner of 62nd and Broadway.