Sentence examples for nature involves from inspiring English sources

The court, in declining to dismiss the case, said satire by its nature involves the intentional publication of false statements.

Can counterinsurgency, which by its nature involves long, twilight struggles against murky foes, be a lasting legacy for Gates or a viable centerpiece for U.S. policy?

The law concerns "aggravated felonies," a term that includes any offense "that, by its nature, involves a substantial risk that physical force against the person or property of another may be used in the course of committing the offense".

One of them, an extract from Norwegian author Tomas Espedal's Against Nature, involves the infamous medieval lovers Abélard and Héloïse:   Héloïse has lost all sense of how she ought to behave, she practically throws herself at Abélard, pulls him to the floor and straddles him as if they're two boys fighting.

In the letter, he added that such procedures "ought in some cases, for the good of the faithful, to take precedence over the request for dispensation from priestly obligations, which, by its nature, involves a 'grace' in favor of the petitioner".

Planning of this nature involves an understanding of the spatial aspects of resources and their use.

Most were minor in nature, involving fainting or an upset stomach.

Maxim released quotations from a story in its coming issue that were of a more lurid nature, involving sexual fantasies.

Originally, analog computers were used in navigation systems, and calculations of a relatively simple nature involving inputs from various electrical sources were continuously performed.

Picture books by their nature involve the interaction of the reader's imagination to fill in those qualities and many others.

Their initial assertion that there had "previously been allegations of a domestic nature" involving Mr. Pistorius has not yet been supported in court.