In an interview last week with the Ghanoon newspaper, Ali Jannati insisted that he had not conferred with his father regarding his current nomination.
As early as 1918, the Supreme Court stated unambiguously: "Congress has not conferred upon citizens the right to graze stock upon the public lands.
In United States v. Cruikshank, 92 U.S. 542 (1876), he stated that, despite its apparently plain language, the Fifteenth Amendment had not conferred a federal right of suffrage on blacks, because "the right to vote comes from the states".
In a testimony to the commission, a Keystone representative admitted that the company had not conferred with any Native America tribes in Nebraska.
Clear definitions of high risk groups are evolving as pandemics progress; for example, obesity has been considered in some studies to confer increased risk while HIV infection has not conferred as much increased risk as initially thought.
"If there are matters in that legal provision that are inadequate or missing, rights that have not been conferred or legitimate aspirations not recognised, then that act should be amended, and that would have my general support".
Look at how many of Atwood's peers (and some of her juniors) have succumbed, in middle and old age, to bitterness – enumerating the prizes or honours that have not yet been conferred upon them; whinging about the ruinous effects of technology they don't understand; obsessing about the rivals and detractors who might threaten their pre-eminence.
Hurlbert had not himself conferred with Douglas, Seward or Lincoln, and there was no "diarist".
Trauma has not magically conferred equal abilities on all, but neither has it obliterated the imprint of habits of expressing consciousness.
