Sentence examples for such a disposition from inspiring English sources

Such a disposition does not exist toward any power.

There must be a vast number of variants of such a disposition of lines, each one capable of yielding its own characteristic movement.

Such a disposition would not be unfair to the petitioners, since the failure to bring the pre-emption question properly before us was their own.

Such a disposition has been treated by the legal system as not quite a Supreme Court decision but as considerably more than nothing, a judgment on the merits that carries a measure of precedential weight.

Some of the situations possibly falling in this category have been enumerated and examined by others, 10 and there are circumstances alleged here that might lead to such a disposition of this case.

Such a disposition may make unnecessary the processing of the case through federal courts already laboring under congested dockets, 8 or it may make unnecessary the relitigation in a federal forum of certain issues.

Others claim that Hume identifies a non-moral motive of honest action (albeit an artificial one) other than redirected greed, such as a disposition to treat the rules of justice as themselves reason-giving (Darwall) or having a policy of conforming to the rules of justice as a system (Garrett).

Personality traits, such as a disposition towards neuroticism and negative moods, may affect the perception of occupational stress factors and cause an overestimation of skin disorders.

There is a profession designated for children with such a rarefied disposition: poetry.

Yet he is "treated as if he is either mentally ill or a criminal", says his mother: "He has such a wonderful disposition, when he's totally calm he's funny, very loving and very caring.

Indeed, the detective argued, those who knew Koehler best considered it virtually inconceivable that a man with such a violent disposition and criminal history could have remained alive and out of trouble for so long.