Sentence examples for just conferred upon from inspiring English sources

There is much speculation as to how Attlee's successor will measure up to the formidable job that the Party has just conferred upon him with an unmistakable mandate.

Here are the measures that my Government intends to take in the near future covering the next five years by virtue of the full powers that the new Constitution has just conferred upon it.

But institutions alone without democratic legitimacy conferred upon them, as we see in the European Union, are also not sustainable.

Such iniquitous laws as those passed by tyrants are not just (I.42); nor is the title of law to be conferred upon "what bandits have agreed among themselves" (II.13).

But the real threat to democracy was the Citizens United decision which conferred upon corporations the right to buy elections.

Susannah conferred upon friendship the glamour of romance.

It suggests, for example, that Judas may not deserve the reputation conferred upon him by history.

"As president I have used the powers conferred upon me from the constitution".

Allawi's medical degree, she wrote, "was conferred upon him by the Baath party".

Among Deadheads, Jason enjoys the elite status conferred upon those who give over their lives to the band.

Prophetically, he renounced the title of "National Unchangeable Leader," which had been conferred upon him in 1938.