| Sequestering this great power in an unaccountable governing agency subverts democracy itself by treating citizens as children. |
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| This is the truth missing from mythology, the truth that subverts the violent system of this world. |
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| The other side of the disc contains a colourized version that subverts the noir mood of the film. |
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| The scheme cunningly subverts the strict German building regulations pertaining to inner-city sites. |
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| Committing such a hypercorrection in an anti-elitist discourse subverts the argument. |
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| We hate an electoral system that is driven by money and that subverts real democracy. |
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| Terrorism is hard to defend against because it subverts our institutions and turns our own freedoms and capabilities against us. |
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| Surely this subverts quite clearly the idea that mainstream British culture is something straightforward and easily calibrated. |
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| Running between the courtroom and dance studio, a one-way mirrored wall subverts the relationship between viewer and viewed. |
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| Someone who subverts the system of nature, by constantly using the supernatural world, is going against the will of God. |
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| This seemingly random confluence of contrasting fabrics subverts the tie's traditional role. |
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| The rhythmic angularity of the recontextualized rift imparts a temporary sense of disorientation that subverts the song's forward momentum. |
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| The second flaw has to do with the film's conclusion, which kind of subverts the film's entire premise and makes it way too cutesy. |
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| Likewise, in the Metamorphoses Ovid subverts the epic, the literary genre best suited to Augustus's program of cultural classicism. |
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| The parable, like the stories of the heroic women who disobeyed, in effect subverts the patriarchal system. |
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| This completely subverts the debate and, most of all, insults our intelligence. |
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| They make satirical subverts instead of adverts and have turned so-called culture jamming, or putting a spanner in the spokes of the mainstream media, into a fine art. |
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| The detention of Mr Miranda subverts the benefit of the doubt that liberal democracies ask for when they arm themselves against terrorism. |
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| We are also witnessing a disturbing development that undermines democracy and subverts the will of the people. |
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| We need to show Saddam Hussein that if he subverts these principles, it is at his peril. |
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| Corruption by staff routinely subverts other measures for reducing prisoner-on-prisoner violence. |
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| This Synod warns that such restriction of freedom subverts sincere dialogue and frustrates genuine collaboration. |
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| You could not ask for a clearer example of the way the EU subverts democracy in Member States. |
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| Some Alberta Lieutenant Governors have felt compelled to remind the executive that this process subverts and circumvents the democratic process. |
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| An unusual approach which subverts the established symbols of folk heritage. |
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| The trap that deconstruction, as opposed to invention, provides is the inability to escape the very patterns of behavior it subverts. |
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| The characters are inscrutable, the plotting careless, and, at every opportunity, Bowles subverts the dramatic stakes. |
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| Nadler subverts the potentially familiar plot once again, dispelling with a penstroke the possibilities for star-crossed love. |
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| Whilst facilitating the adoption of this model by employers, legislative vagueness about the issue subverts the effectiveness of union resistance. |
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| Parliamentarians must be heard on a situation that challenges fairness, that subverts due process and that belies confidence in our justice system. |
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| This logic has taken very little of the sensitivity of modern young people, because it subverts the truth of life as a gift received that tends naturally to become a good given. |
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| It subverts the purpose of Parliament and puts it on an incorrect course. |
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| It subverts the national competences in the area of foreign policy. |
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| Internationally there is concern amongst critics of ethno-tourism that is subverts important heritage and spirituality and reduces it to trivialised entertainment for the global tourist. |
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| But spreading alarm is one of the aims of terrorism, and fearmongering subverts the counterterrorism effort, which essentially seeks to manage the threat. |
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| I want to take a clear stand today in opposition to the thinking behind this report and that is why I voted against what is simply a compromise that subverts the declared aim. |
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| It also undermines important legal principles and subverts legitimate sovereign interests of nation-states. DANIEL ORLOWNew YorkSIR In the Pacific we are used to Europeans ignoring us. |
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| She observed that corruption is a threat to a peaceful and stable state as it erodes the moral fabric, subverts the rule of law and leads to economic stagnation and under development. |
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| Time as a great revealer: it subverts every essence, forcing each to include, to incorporate in their very nature the chaos of the event: time as the generator of new forms. |
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| Some researchers also suggest that the stress created by the conflict surrounding the breakup of the family, or the reconstitution into a blended family, subverts academic achievement. |
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| However, while Matthew does represent Jesus as an ideal male in these important respects, he also undermines and subverts traditional notions of masculinity. |
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