- thee all
judgment is
absolved alone. No
suppliant arts thy
dreadful rage
controul, no vows
revoke the
purpose of thy soul. O
blessed power,
regard my ardent...
- by Shakespeare. "The Duke of
Milan / and his more
braver daughter could controul thee."—Shakespeare, The
Tempest In
recent times, such
constructions have...
- in his works. "The Duke of
Milan / and his more
braver daughter could controul thee."—Shakespeare, The
Tempest In
recent times, such
constructions have...
-
United States; and all such Laws
shall be
subject to the
Revision and
Controul [sic] of the Congress.
Still more
powers are
prohibited of the states....
-
power provided in the constitution, that can
correct their errors, or
controul their adjudications. From this
court there is no appeal. In 1820, Thomas...
- and The
Right of
private Judgment, in
Matters of Religion,
without any
Controul from
human Authority.
Being a
Letter from a
Gentleman in the M****achusetts-Bay...
-
without controul, the
words freedom of the press,
which form a part of the same
sentence mean the
privilege of
printing any
thing without controul. A citizen...
-
Pleas under Coke in
which he
ruled that in many cases, the
common law will
controul Acts of Parliament, and
sometimes adjudge them to be
utterly void: for...
-
Bruce (1854). A
Letter to
Robert Lowe,
Joint Secretary of the
Board of
Controul, on The
Conditions and
Requirements of the
Presidency of Madras. 23, Cornhill...
- Allowances, to be
annually laid
before Parliament; and to
regulate and
controul the
granting and
paying of such Salaries,
Pensions and Allowances. (Repealed...
