Sentence examples for manifestly established from inspiring English sources

Now that German dominance of Europe has been manifestly established, with even France relegated to junior status, the logic of every lesser power will be to band together to force the Teutonic hegemon to take their interests into account and move beyond intransigence to repair a divided Europe.

In 1998, the Statutes of the International Criminal Court, which is being set up to try war criminals, established that unlawful orders may be a defense if the defendant was under legal obligation to obey them and did not know that the orders were illegal -- and if the orders were not "manifestly unlawful," as in a genocidal act.

Established 1964.

"What pleases the prince has the force of law", but only when it is something reasonable and just for the sake of the common good and when this is manifestly expressed.[95] According to the canon "Ius civile" (Decretum, dist. 1, c.8), "Civil law is the law proper to itself that each people or city establishes, for divine and human reason".

We could then establish an empirical relation between the [N]/[Si] ratio and n based on the random bonding model on pure SiN x which manifestly differs from previous relations that concerned SiN x :H because of the H incorporation induced by the chemical deposition techniques.

Establishing Relationships.

Establishing Professional Relationships.

Her story manifestly didn't make sense.

We found that implementation of a slice sampler [ 40] manifestly improved the mixing of Markov chains.

Manifestly plastic.

Manifestly, he cannot.