appears on its face造句

• It also appears on its face to apply to the instant case.
• This appears on its face to be an isolated incident.
• Which appears on its face to yell vanity press, alas.
• The village by 958 already appears on its face to be a consolidated settlement.
• The employer does not have to check the authenticity of the documents, but may accept any document that " reasonably appears on its face to be genuine ."
• Cardozo said that of the $ 460, 000, some $ 70, 000 did not appear on its face to meet the fund's requirements and that it had been returned to Trie.
• But as preposterous as it still appears on its face, the formula, and the long article Rickey wrote to explain it, actually used concepts that some modern major league clubs are still learning to appreciate.
• Arresting someone for passing out literature in what the U . S . Supreme Court has declared a " traditional free speech zone " would appear on its face to constitute precisely this kind of intimidation and oppression.
• Appears on its face not quite to conform to WP : NPOV . I asked about this at its talk page and was told it was no more hagiographic than Political positions of Sarah Palin which I then looked at.
• New York Thruway officials said Friday that Connecticut's accident appears on its face similar to what they endured in Yonkers, with the intense heat causing thg roae engineers in New York settled on, depending on the damage to the overpass'internal structure.
• In so doing, she acknowledges that the relevant state law, that of North Carolina, appears on its face to defeat her claim by imposing procedural requirements on proof of paternity ( which it requires as a prerequisite for intestate succession ) which she cannot meet.
• Luca's decision to follow down a course rich in musical history and philanthropy appears on its face to be logical, yet if you consider the pressure of filling not just one set of shoes, but two previous generations of such musical accomplishments, one might rethink his position.
• For example, the marriage of Boaz, a member of the tribe of Judah to Ruth, a Moabitess, as described in the Book of Ruth, appears on its face to contradict the prohibition of against marrying Moabites; however, the Oral Torah explains that this prohibition is limited to Moabite " men ".
• {{ quote | There may be narrower scope for operation of the presumption of constitutionality when " legislation appears on its face to be within a specific prohibition of the Constitution ", such as those of the first ten amendments, which are deemed equally specific when held to be embraced within the Fourteenth . . ..
• :: : : : I haven't looked in detail at the Theoria article issue, but the incident which LoveMonkey reported on that article's talk page would ( at the very worst ) appear on its face to be new material added by Esoglou, followed by two reverts . " Possibly " an edit-warring violation ( depending on the nature of the exchange ), but not a violation of 3RR.