-
mutual restraint by consensus.
Others have
contended that the
metaphor is
inapposite because its
exemplar –
unfettered access to
common land – did not exist...
- Band,
which was
signed to
Creole Records ( a
label which was
perhaps an
inapposite choice since it
specialised in
early reggae,
showcasing artists like Sugar...
- for
historical reasons. At the
origin of
quantum field theory, it was
inappositely thought that the
Dirac equation described a
relativistic wavefunction...
- Firth, that
Macaulay was
always the Whig
politician could hardly be more
inapposite. Of
course Macaulay thought that the
Whigs of the
seventeenth century...
- race-conscious remedies, such as in the
school desegregation cases, but
found them
inapposite as
there was no
history of
racial discrimination at the
University of...
- miss the mark" he wrote, but
after explaining why its
precedents were
inapposite he
agreed that
jurors could have
reasonably inferred that the concealment...
-
violent crimes he had committed; and that Jones'
reliance on
Chambers was
inapposite, as his
accusation that his
counsel had "wholly failed" to
present defense...
-
seemed left
behind by the tide. The
slogan Supermac ... [was] now
totally inapposite". Similarly,
although Macmillan told
journalist Jocelyn Stevens in 1963...
-
Shippey comments that
Tolkien "stuck
determinedly to the
increasingly inapposite name 'Trotter'" even when "the
character had
become fixed as the tall...
-
necessity of
their action. Ante, at 22. The Court's standard,
drawn from
inapposite equal protection precedents, is not elaborated. One is left to wonder...
