Sentence examples for power organ from inspiring English sources

[cartoon id= a10269"] Mayers recalls that in 1959 he and his classmates attended a lecture given at Harvard by the Columbia professor Herbert Wechsler, who argued that judges could avoid turning the Supreme Court into a "naked power organ" by conducting a "sustained, disinterested, merciless examination" of litigants' arguments.

Mayers recalls that in 1959 he and his classmates attended a lecture given at Harvard by the Columbia professor Herbert Wechsler, who argued that judges could avoid turning the Supreme Court into a "naked power organ" by conducting a "sustained, disinterested, merciless examination" of litigants' arguments.

The CRG played a central role in the Cultural Revolution's first few years, and for a period of time the group replaced the Politburo Standing Committee PSCC) as the de facto top power organ of China.

The study by Vosylius et al showed that the discriminatory power of organ dysfunction on day 1 was poor and evolving organ dysfunction following admission to the ICU strongly affected the outcome [ 27].

An early historical reference to a rudimentary windmill was used to power an organ in the first century CE.

Like the parliament and the media, the courts in Sri Lanka are an extension of executive power, an organ of the regime of President Mahinda Rajapaksa.

In order to power implanted organs, a GBFC must prove over an extended period of time that it can remain functional, and that it can extract sufficient glucose and O2 from the ECF.

He said the "reciprocal respect between powers and organs of the state" would suffer if the government intervened in a matter already decided by the courts.

Perhaps the biggest wind-up in Soumission is the abject surrender that Houellebecq arranges for the republican old guard, who have divided themselves complacently into the power-alternating organs of the centre right and the centre left.

4 Randomised trials assessing safety of broad-spectrum antibiotics in intensive care settings are generally scarce, do not have sufficient statistical power for assessing organ failure end points and do often not include defined kidney organ failure end points.

Still Leading 'Charge!' (Just Not as Loudly) Eddie Layton retired last fall after 37 seasons as Yankee Stadium's organist -- the man whose cavalry charges and other musical spurs to cheers and chants were propelled by 50,000 watts of organ power.