double aspect造句

• He saw them all as equally the double aspects of society.
• :" a symbol, like everything else, shows a double aspect.
• The constitutional inhibition of legislation on the subject of religion has a double aspect.
• He found that the paramountcy doctrine was more appropriate as there was a clear double aspect in the law.
• Bacchus himself appears, in his double aspect as a young and old figure, in the herm at left.
• The trial judge rejected Insite's interjurisdictional immunity argument, noting instead the primacy of double aspect in Canadian constitutional law.
• In the appeal, it had been argued by Quebec that interjurisdictional immunity did not apply where a law raises a double aspect.
• Between them are marble bas-reliefs of the sacrifice of Abraham and of Melchizedek, expressing the double aspect of the Mass as Sacrifice and as Sacrament.
• Alpers says that pastoral narration contradicts  normal narrative motives and that there is a double aspect of pastoral narration : heroic poetry and worldly realities with narrative motives and conventions.
• The double aspect doctrine, which applies in the course of a pith and substance analysis, ensures that the policies of the elected legislators of both levels of government are respected.
• In a series of political battles and court cases from 1872 to 1896, and the double aspect doctrine was introduced into Canadian jurisprudence via " Hodge v . The Queen ".
• This double aspect of the world and of human life [ the existence of a second world and life outside officialdom ] existed even at the earliest stages of cultural development, in the folklore of primitive peoples.
• In terms of modern science, Leibniz developed a double aspect cosmology having as one perspective mental space ( holographic, timeless and spaceless quantum phase space ) and the other perspective that of the everyday world of Einstein's spacetime.
• The double aspect doctrine recognizes that both Parliament and the provincial legislatures can adopt valid legislation on a single subject depending on the perspective from which the legislation is considered, that is, depending on the various aspects of the matter in question.
• Fitzgerald distinguished this fact with what is now the doctrine of double aspect, stating that  subjects which in one aspect and for one purpose fall within sect . 92, may in another aspect and for another purpose fall within sect . 91.
• If the trade and commerce power does not apply, then securities regulation, being in pith and substance under the property and civil rights power, falls exclusively within provincial jurisdiction, as the double aspect and paramountcy doctrines would not come into play.
• "Multiple Access Ltd . v . McCutcheon " held that, even when federal and provincial laws have been enacted on the same matter by virtue of the double aspect doctrine, the doctrine of paramountcy does not necessarily have to be invoked.
• Siegfried Kracauer said by coupling a fantasy in which Francis overthrows a tyrannical authority, with a reality in which authority triumphs over Francis, " Caligari " reflects a double aspect of German life, suggesting they reconsider their traditional belief in authority even as they embrace it.
• He recognizes in Mazzaroth the planet Venus in her double aspect of morning and evening star, pointing out that the luminary designated in the Book of Kings, with the sun and moon, and the " host of heaven " must evidently be next in brightness to the chief light-givers.