The opposites of ordinary discourse are identified in the supreme instance.
If I did seem to be enjoying it, then it was a supreme instance of acting.
Gray's Elegy, indeed, might stand as a supreme instance to show how powerful an exquisitely adjusted tone may be.
Even if the UK courts ruled supreme, for instance, they would still be able to invoke ECHR jurisprudence and principles, just as they did before the 1998 act.
Although the question of who fills the ranks of the supreme judicial instance in European democracies is quite important, it was never as highly politicized as it is in the U.S. The fuss surrounding certain court rulings (regardless of the level) frequently crossed the Atlantic and made the U.S. seem to be ruled through important court decisions rather than through legislative procedure.
That supreme opportunist, Harold Macmillan, for instance, had no difficulty in mixing business with politics when the future of the family firm was at stake.
Last year, for instance, the supreme court threw out the candidacy of a man Mr. Aushev was backing for Parliament but who was charged with buying votes and other improper campaign practices.
It's not surprising that the elegant, mannered Boston terrier in his tuxedo coat, for instance, reigned supreme during both the Gilded Age and Fitzgerald's Jazz Age, but gave way to shaggy, blond, free spirits like cocker spaniels and collies by the time Frisbees started to fly in the 60's.
In Bank Mellat's instance, our supreme court may have dismissed the government's tactics, but it would be naive to hope that nine judges will be enough to rein in sustained attacks on British liberty if the rot of politics continues to eat away at our rights.
Several times, for instance, state supreme court justices, in thrall to the plaintiffs' bar, have peremptorily and arbitrarily thrown out tort reforms passed by their state legislatures.
The offer to both France and Britain is to supply them with missiles without warheads provided the units using them are placed under North Atlantic Treaty Organization control except in instances of supreme national interest.
