Sentence examples for if we apprehend from inspiring English sources

If we apprehend someone, we turn them over to a deputy's sheriff or a magistrate ourselves.

If we apprehend trouble of these dimensions - we are not dealing with small matters - if we apprehend that the opening phases of a third world war might start or turn upon an attack by Israel on anyone, why did we not make it quite clear to Israel?

If we apprehend a terrorist and he has information about a plan that is going to kill thousands of people, what would you do?" I reminded him that he has always held that torture doesn't work, because eventually the victim will do or say whatever his torturers want, as McCain did when he signed a confession in Vietnam.

"If we apprehended 10, 10 more escaped, maybe 20 more escaped".

"The Libyan government has to wrestle with this idea: 'What would that mean to us if we apprehended some of these people, if we tried them, if we handed them over?' " Gen. Carter F. Ham, a former head of the military's Africa Command, told a conference in Aspen, Colo., in July.

If we apprehended a gunman in public and all of the evidence against that individual was inside a residence secured to that extent, investigators would be stopped in their tracks.

"What happens if, in the course of this war, that we apprehend or capture an enemy and we want to bring him to justice?" Mr. Bush asked.

And how do we apprehend the child pornographer?

We apprehend love directly.

If we must grammatically apprehend the rambunctiousness of gay sex, which you try to do, we would argue that articulating bottoming as something done "for" someone is not only framing it as a mode of service "for" the top, but is also straight-up (pardon the pun) phallocentric.

This paper argues that technologies perform in Janus faced ways; that is, in ways that are ironic, perverse and paradoxical, and it is argued that these qualities are important to apprehend if we are to more fully understand the role of technology in organizations and in our daily lives.