Sentence examples for of such grave from inspiring English sources

"Nothing can excuse this kind of behavior from a senior administration official of any administration, especially on matters of such grave importance," Mr. Grassley said.

"But there are some issues of such grave importance that being too polite to your guest is actually a betrayal of your beliefs.

But the remedy for that was for Comey to present his factual findings to the deputy attorney general, not to exercise the prosecutorial power himself on a matter of such grave importance.

The trend toward unaffordability is of such grave significance to the region that MIT's 22-year-old Center for Real Estate introduced a special program in 2004 called the Housing Affordability Initiative.

This is a compelling instance of the logic of collective action, an instance of such grave import that we pass laws to regulate the behavior of individuals to force them to pollute less.

Because Mr. Whitaker has not undergone the process of Senate confirmation, write Katyal and Conway, there has been no mechanism for scrutinizing whether he has the character and ability to evenhandedly enforce the law in a position of such grave responsibility.

The doctors told me "human bones". Thereupon I informed the officer responsible for war graves in the area of this fact, because I believed that it was a soldier's grave, as there were a number of such graves in our immediate vicinity.

She said that the Lubanga verdict represented the coming of age of the court and that it sent "a strong signal against impunity for such grave breaches of international law that will reverberate well beyond the D.R.C".

Ms Pillay, along with many human-rights groups, argues that the statute of limitations does not apply to such grave abuses.

The slavery and tariff nullification issues were divisive and full of portents of "approaching catastrophe," but a number of years carried such grave messages, periods just as rich with mixtures of greed, moral uplift and disappointment.

The City of London Cemetery, the biggest municipal burial ground in Britain, a grey sea of tombstones spread over 200 acres criss-crossed by eight miles of road, resells the rights to such graves.