Sentence examples similar to nations branch from inspiring English sources

That the emperor is "released from the laws" (legibus solutus) is not true, because he is bound not only by natural and divine law but also by the law of nations (a branch of human positive law), according to which some are not slaves but free.

Domesticity is the taproot which enables the nation to branch wide and high.

Around the nation, executive branch officials started to abandon their traditional role, which is to enforce the laws and defend them when they are challenged in court.

Come the 1970s, when the smart reviewer's money was on such hot new talents as Ian McEwan and Martin Amis, the shelves of the nation's branch libraries were still packed out with middlebrow crowd-pleasers such as RF Delderfield, AJ Cronin, Jean Plaidy and Mazo de la Roche.

Robert Meara, a retail banking expert at consultant Celent, says that the nation's branch count peaked in 2009 and has begun a steady decline.

When India Book House first published the book in India in 2006, that nation's branch of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals issued a public criticism, and chief functionary Anuradha Sawhney stated that the book was "replete with instances that send a message to young minds that it is acceptable to be cruel to animals".

Canadian Senator Douglas Roche, O.C., argues in The Case for a United Nations Parliamentary Assembly that even an indirectly elected UNPA consisting of delegates appointed by national parliaments could create additional checks and balances by providing for oversight by a parliamentary body that would be independent of member nations' executive branches.

The first Monday in October marks the beginning of a new term for the U.S. Supreme Court and a good time to reflect on the state of the nation's judicial branch of government.

In trying to expand at home, Deutsche Bank has already bought almost a third of Deutsche Postbank, which has the nation's biggest branch network.

The Ardoch Algonquin First Nation, the local branch of the tribe, soon joined in protests against the uranium mining project after being contacted by Mr. Morrison.

Science lobbyists are welcoming the win, saying it will add sorely needed scientific expertise to the nation's legislative branch.