"A corporation, after all, is not endowed by its creator with inalienable rights.
The school is not endowed, except for a schol arship fund, and has to depend on donors.
Their eyes are episodically open (so that the term coma is inappropriate to describe them), but their retained capacity for consciousness is not endowed with any content.
Connecticut's football position is not endowed, but the case illustrates the potential for conflict when a donor's name and money are permanently attached.
"Taking on a new property that is not endowed would place an extra burden on the services and experiences we currently provide to our thousands of visitors".
If the planner is not endowed with the knowledge of the rule, then the problem of implementation is almost equivalent to double implementation in Nash and strict Nash equilibrium.
First, it implies that a human being is not endowed with freedom, at least in the ordinary sense of that term.
The articular cartilage of the shoulder is not endowed with intrinsic repair abilities, so the detection of chondral lesions during arthroscopy may indicate that additional articular procedures are needed.
The articular cartilage of the shoulder is not endowed with intrinsic repair abilities; therefore, when a disease such as instability or cuff injury is present, even minor lesions can rapidly lead to early glenohumeral joint arthritis.
Given that the wavefunction of a many-particle system lives in a (high-dimensional) configuration space, which is not endowed with a direct physical meaning connected to our experience of the world around us, Bell wanted to identify the 'local beables' of the theory, the quantities on which one could base a description of the perceived reality in ordinary three-dimensional space.
Liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg did assert during oral arguments that "a corporation, after all, is not endowed by its creator with inalienable rights".
