As a third term, the covenant engages aspects of the body politic as well as the modern contract. |
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Citizenship in the form of legal status does not guarantee that they will be constitutive of the American body politic. |
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The body politic is stagnant, its membership mediocre and undeservedly self-satisfied. |
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The formal war is over, but the afterburn sears into the body politic of both aggressor powers. |
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This is, I think, a paradigm of the body politic as a liberal conceives it. |
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At the heart of the rifts within the body politic is an enormous growth of social inequality. |
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When the phrase was first coined the three estates of the body politic were the lords, the clergy and the commons. |
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The divide between the body politic and the country at large has rarely yawned so wide. |
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Indeed, it is drawing its strength from the long list of health panics that have infected the body politic in recent years. |
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It commences with a promise that the body politic and organised religion will be shielded from each other's influence. |
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Livy, however, did not go to any great lengths to establish parallels between the body politic and organic analogous equivalents. |
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The liberals mewling about language and presentation are merely preserving face as the body politic decomposes. |
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The politic way to deal with this is treat it like something you could maybe help with. |
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When the phrase was first coined, the three estates of the body politic were the lords, the clergy and the commons. |
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It is the metaphoric link between the melodramatic and the politic that America does so well yet, inevitably, gets so wrong. |
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It doesn't seem politic to ask the police whether they habitually patrol rap gigs wearing black SWAT-style jumpsuits and armed with machine guns. |
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Knowing Chris's sensitivity to criticism and the power he wields, it seems politic not to have this on videotape. |
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Today, I think the rhetoric coming from the right wing media is the toxic poison that is spreading this culture war into our body politic so quickly. |
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Strongly foliated porphyroblastic politic gneiss forms a selvedge up to 100 m thick in sharp contact with peridotite on the northern margin of the Carratraca massif. |
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You can be diplomatic, politic or polite or you can be blunt and honest. |
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Two opposite seasons under identic politic banner, testimony of the very special affection politicals hold to their head-gear. |
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I don't think any president will find it politic to confront the intelligence community by pardoning him or allowing him to come back. |
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Osborne's cannonade was aimed at the body politic as well as at the people around him. |
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The absence of any interest is allowing a festering wound to continue on the body politic of the world. |
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He argued that the likelihood of states being superseded by a broader European body politic was still possible up until the French revolution. |
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As for Gérard Grellet, the politic authority must arbitrate between private and social interests. |
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A comparative study of the mini states of the forestand savanna regions of Nigeria also reinforces the view that they possessed similar politic or religious organizations. |
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Instead, she should recognize that the body requires more than just food and that the body politic relies upon harmonious social relations for its health. |
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This was the line pursued at the time by the body politic and large sections of the media to justify a knee-jerk reaction and savage state repression. |
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The Electoral College may be imperfect, but its moderating influence on the American politic should not be laughed off too easily. |
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If it is true that a nation state can be seen as an individual then the body politic of the UK needs love, care, attention and a hefty dose of therapy. |
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This is a poison spreading through the body politic of the country. |
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Sometimes the body politic is lulled into thinking along unreasoned lines. |
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At 29, he is again one of the top skaters, riding pro for politic boards, which has one bearing his name. |
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But like boils that erupt at separate places on the skin, they are fevered into being by one invisible short-circuited wiring in the body politic beneath. |
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The hearings helped purge the poison from the American body politic. |
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By relying on his pen, he expressed his revulsion acerbically and mordantly at the way the body politic behaved. |
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Fox believes that the narrator of the book was using this litany of body imagery to editorialize on Israel's fledgling monarchy: the body politic was diseased and dysfunctional. |
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Governments need to build administrations that are efficient and evenhanded in establishing and enforcing the principles of a functioning market economy based on the rule of law, human rights and politic and civic liberties. |
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Beck's, not so much: If prayer hasn't cured this highly prayerful nation by now, it may be because our body politic has long since developed an immunity to it. |
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The blow to our body politic of Sept. 11 is not a knockout blow. |
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Whenever the singular or the masculine is used in this Agreement, the same shall be construed as meaning the plural or the feminine or the body corporate or politic where the context or the Parties hereto so requires. |
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This directive reflects the politic will to inform citizens on the noise to which they are exposed, as well as the demand for assessment and harmonised management of environmental noise over vast territories. |
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The constitution of the United Kingdom is the sum of laws and principles that make up the body politic of the United Kingdom. |
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To promote the inclusive implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, the new Sudanese leadership will have to promote its acceptance beyond its immediate constituencies to the wider body politic and civil society. |
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Otherwise, pure and simple liberalisation could become a trap for the unwary that is not enough to hold down prices, which are frequently pushed up as a result of monopolies that dictate conditions even to the politic body. |
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Hobbes considered notions of the state and the body politic in his most notable work, Leviathan. |
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The Constitutional Convention specified the name by which the body politic would be known. |
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But these insurgent parties often quickly backslid on their founding principles when it became politic to do so. |
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The global body politic is infected with the disease of addiction, and the regime of drug control has produced violent and corrupting crime markets. |
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A month later, Minister Silva broke into the offices of the state controlled television station, outraged that the station had not broadcast a certain politic story. |
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This policy allows to the close neighbouring countries to participate in a european internal market, on condition that conform theirselves the politic and economic system. |
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With Ringier he firstly restructured the Ringier Documentation Center and from 1992, amongst other activities, was with Blick as sports-chief, politic and news chief as well as deputy editor-in-chief. |
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She has read politic directors and judiciously appraises the buttock-shots in her favo urite movies. |
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It has not delivered and is playing politic with Canadian jobs. |
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Eadmer credited Anselm with restraining the pope from excommunicating him, although others attribute Urban's politic nature. |
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General Fleetwood showed a copy of this letter to the Protector, who was at first inclined to regard it merely as a politic device to escape imprisonment. |
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Empires also differ from states in that their territories are not statically defined or permanently fixed, and consequently that their body politic was also dynamic and fluid. |
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In this regard, his treatment of the theme of the body politic, native land or motherland is instructive. |
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The particular task assigned to these forces is to stir up everything backward and poisonous in the body politic. |
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Whatever the outcome of this election these structural pressures will not cease to operate on the body politic. |
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Political unification is a process that unites divided political systems into a single body politic. |
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In seeking an explanation for the ills that afflicted the body politic, contemporaries looked naturally to the health of its head, the King. |
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The lifeblood of democracy is the free flow of information for the body politic. |
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Certainly we do respectfully submit that citizenship is not a necessary condition of membership of the body politic. |
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By venturing into the pit of vipers we call the Body Politic, our Pagan leaders pay a price for our future. |
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Lying on such a scale has a definite impact on the body politic. |
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Graham, for his own reasons, has touched a nerve in the body politic. |
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The results give certain indications about the state of the body politic. |
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That kind of commitment is one sign of the health of the body politic. |
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In 1650, a pirated edition of The Elements of Law, Natural and Politic was published. |
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However, by the end of the Short Parliament in 1640, he had written a short treatise called The Elements of Law, Natural and Politic. |
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