Sentence examples for is to apprehend from inspiring English sources

The best way to stop a serial killer is to apprehend him".

The Koobface gang's freedom underscores how hard it is to apprehend international computer criminals, even when identities are known.

A stalker, from which the book gets its title, is a man whose job it is to apprehend poachers.

The aim of this work is to apprehend the effect of oxidation on the transverse composite properties directly at the ply's scale, and in particular to examine its effect on the evolution of transverse cracking during aging and mechanical loading.

The coroner said that in carrying out the inquest he had to make sure "not to prejudice what now must be the ultimate goal, which is to apprehend and prosecute those who unnecessarily destroyed the lives of these fine people".

I can no longer doubt the Arc 1 conclusions about God, or the Arc 2 conclusions about the divine guarantee, because those conclusions have become self-evident: to try to doubt them is to think about them; but to think about them is to apprehend their truth.

Imagine the outrage in Australia if Indonesian warships were to apprehend Australian boats, even with a legal basis.

I assure you that my intention was to apprehend a violent criminal; it had nothing to do with profiling".

A minister in the Sharon cabinet, Danny Naveh, explained that the purpose was to apprehend terrorists and deter others.

Europe's aristocracies turned to sneering to mock the emergence of republican and democratic ideals, incapable as they were to apprehend it and take it seriously.

The point wouldn't be to apprehend them; you can't convict someone for crimes they had yet to commit.