Sentences with phrase «reasonable prince»
This was a nice place to stay at a reasonable prince.
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After dumping tea in the Boston harbor, one Boston pastor, Jonathan Mayhew, argued that for a people to «arise unanimously and resist their prince, even to dethrone him, is not criminal but a reasonable way of vindicating their liberties and just rights.»
Prince's heirs have sued Walgreens and the Illinois hospital that treated the music superstar after he suffered from an opioid overdose, alleging that a doctor and various pharmacists failed to provide Prince with reasonable care, contributing to his death.
From what Cameron has said so far, it's reasonable to assume that the result would be a government - facilitated scheme run by the voluntary sector — and it's people like The Prince's Trust who are providing input and ideas.
Jay Rodan (The Caveman's Valentine) plays the sheltered Prince Agis and although he did a reasonable job it isn't memorable.
Now that Cariou v. Prince is settled and Richard Prince (sort of) declared victory in a battle for appropriation of other artist's work, it would be reasonable for him to move on, work on a new project or even (now safely and guilt - free) appropriate someone else's art.
«The judges at the Second Circuit court decided that the case would hinge on whether a reasonable observer would find Prince's works to have been transformative, and thus protected under fair use law.
Ian Hanna, a property owner from Prince Edward County, Ont., argues the rules don't comply with s. 11 of the Environmental Bill of Rights, which requires the minister of the environment to «take every reasonable step to ensure that the ministry statement of environmental values is considered whenever decisions that might significantly affect the environment are made in the ministry.»
In dismissing the employer's preliminary motion, the Board concluded that, although the specific health and safety standards applicable to the Prince George workplace were the responsibility of the British Columbia Legislature, the Ontario employer had the obligation to take every precaution reasonable in the circumstances for the protection of the worker.
«Prince's heirs have sued Walgreens and the Illinois hospital that treated the music superstar after he suffered from an opioid overdose, alleging that a doctor and various pharmacists failed to provide Prince with reasonable care, contributing to his death.»