Sentence examples for of a duly from inspiring English sources

It's truly ominous when a wealthy politician pays for the recall of a duly elected governor ("California Recall Backer Feels Heat," news article, July 23).

Another American Labor Party member who was seeking the Democratic nomination for State Senate challenged the Wilson-Pakula law as "an invasion of the rights of suffrage of a duly qualified voter," but judges rejected that challenge.

The town law says its purpose lies "in strengthening and supporting all caring, committed and responsible family forms" and extending "certain societal privileges and benefits currently enjoyed by members of a duly recognized marital unit".

It is in this license that the whole significance of the master of arts degree was contained; for admission to that degree was the receiving of the chancellor's permission to "incept," and by "inception" was implied the master's formal entrance upon the functions of a duly licensed teacher and his recognition as such by his brethren in the profession.

Grice defines unrelativized value "in Aristotelian style [as] whatever would seem to possess such value in the eyes of a duly accredited judge; and a duly accredited judge might be identifiable as a good person operating in conditions of freedom".

The regional bloc "will not accept the unconstitutional overthrow of a duly and democratically elected government in South Sudan.

After all, there's a new circus in town — the one that transitioned on Jan . 20from Trump Towers in New York City to the world stage of the White House in Washington, D.C. with all the pomp and pageantry reserved for the inauguration of a duly-elected president of the United States.

But, she added, "it does not take the place of having a duly confirmed political appointee".

"I absolutely agree," Palin said in a statement.Leave aside the thuggery of demanding that a duly elected senator resign for something the voters did.

Mr. Obama also challenged the Supreme Court justices not to practice the judicial activism that many conservative legal scholars often lament in the court, saying a negative ruling would amount to "an unelected group of people" overturning "a duly constituted and passed law".

This allows another option prior to being blown out of the sky by a duly authorized F-16 missile.