Sentence examples for it apprehend from inspiring English sources

After Uganda endured nearly two decades of civil war between the government and a vicious rebel group called the Lord's Resistance Army, the government asked the I.C.C. in 2005 to help it apprehend the elusive, dreadlocked fighters.

According to Broad the answer is D. The earlier phases of A1-A2 apprehend C (or parts of it), and the later phases of it apprehend E (or parts of it), but D is the largest stretch of content that is apprehended by every phase of A1-A2.

Such people have the gift to, as Shakespeare puts it, "apprehend more than cool reason ever comprehends".

Knowing also is a mental faculty, according to Plato, and therefore there must be a unique set of objects that it apprehends.

A Homeland Security spokesman in Washington acknowledged that fuel shortages and overcrowding had been a problem, and he said the agency was working to distribute migrants it apprehended among different area stations.

Last month, Russia's Federal Security Service (FSS) says it apprehended a group of thieves who had allegedly stolen precious components for a space station module.

But it differs from the faculties of sense-perception insofar as it apprehends non-sensible properties, or intentiones, particularly those that have some value pertinent to the apprehending subject, such as the dangerousness of the wolf to a sheep, or the usefulness of straw to a nesting bird.

"They [the followers of Alexander] maintain that the material intellect is capable of immortality and subsistence when it reaches that level of perfection where the objects of knowledge that it apprehends are themselves intellects, in particular the Agent Intellect…[material intellect] is immortal when it is united with the Agent Intellect" (Wars, I.8, p. 170).

In Phaedo Plato presents a variety of arguments for the immortality of the soul, but the one that is relevant for our purposes is that the intellect is immaterial because Forms are immaterial and intellect must have an affinity with the Forms it apprehends (78b4 84b8).

Opponents of detention aren't arguing that ICE should immediately release the people it apprehends, she argued.

Marc Rosenblum, the deputy director of the Migration Policy Institute's U.S. Immigration Policy Program, said Mexico deports a much higher share of the unaccompanied minors from Central America it apprehends than the U.S. does.