Sentence examples for that cannot be appropriated from inspiring English sources

Daniel Mendelsohn, whose writing is usually more thoughtful, was moved to declare that identity is "precisely that quality in a person, or group, that cannot be appropriated by others".

This raises the question of whether one can write an anti-British history of India that cannot be appropriated by the Indian far right for its own ends.

Like the earlier federal suit, the new case alleges that the U.S. government has violated the public-trust doctrine the principle, dating back to Roman law, that some resources cannot be appropriated by private interests and are instead held in trust by the government for public use.

In addition, they were inspired by the intention of motivational interviews, 52 ie, a method to enhance personal motivation for change, beginning with the assumption and honoring of personal autonomy, ie, that people make their own behavioral choices, and that such power of choice cannot be appropriated by another.

Even land that appears empty might be used by shepherds or hunters and cannot be appropriated without their consent (6 354).

To countless people, "wifebeater" is not just a word, and cannot be appropriated as gays have done with "queer".

She has a background and life of her own which cannot be appropriated and spun against her.

The global public value of agrobiodiversity cannot be appropriated by farmers, and is a source of market failure and on-farm agrobiodiversity loss.

Based on "the best available evidence", he argued in Farmers Weekly, it had been established that "there is no fundamental risk posed by large, year-round-housed dairy farms to either animal welfare, the environment or public health that cannot be mitigated by appropriate management and existing best practice".

Health organizations are faced with external pressures that cannot be effectively met without appropriate adjustments to the workforce.

Health organizations are faced with external pressures that cannot be effectively met without appropriate adjustments to the workforce and the development of the workforce thus appears to be a crucial part of the health policy development process [ 7].