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61. Willa Cather is an eminent American fictionist in the twentieth century.

62. A land with rich cultural heritage, Zhejiang has produced many eminent people since ancient times.

63. In the history of civilization the Greeks are pre - eminent.

64. Issues concerning land eminent domain are heated and popular topics during past several years, which is reflected by the constitutional amendment of year 2004.

65. The dollar's role as the pre - eminent reserve currency is not at issue.

66. Eminent mechanical performances and interface adhesive property of the films were also observed.

67. Taking private property for public use, with fair compensation to the owner, through the exercise of the right of eminent domain.

68. Because Hilary's homestead was on the main highway, the government was going to take it by eminent domain in the near future and make it part of the headquarters operation.

69. If that was a "public use, " then anything would be, and there would be no limits to the power of eminent domain.

70. The takings clause mediates between the police power and the eminent domain power.

71. Known for locating rare books for wealthy collectors, Corso is hired by eminent book-lover and scholar of demonology , Boris Balkan.

72. An eminent professor of international relations says his colleagues are gutless wonders who won't tell the state or society when they are wrong.

73. Especially those outstanding and fine-looking women(sentencedict.com), great majority also likes to contact warm be ignorant of with many fine eminent men.

74. This is how Ab & ucirc Dard & acirc ; ', the eminent Companion, explains it.

75. As a first-year undergraduate studying medicine, I worked at St Mary's Hospital in London for an eminent professor during the vacation.

76. The message is clear: Michigan's failed experiment with eminent domain is over. If businesses want land, they must pay for it like anyone else.

77. A while ago I had a dispiriting conversation with another eminent European scientist.

78. The most eminent ones, are called by the name of the town or village in which they are situated. The four most famous of all are Eton College, Harrow School, Winchester College and Rugby School.

79. According to this attribute, privacy is defined to be the eminent and mastery on individual domain and private existence information unrelated to the public interest.

80. The main traits of this are the distinguished efficiency of drive capability and eminent control characteristic.

81. In the past a few the middle of a month, because overfatigue dies, two keep a hand in the United States' very eminent rich guest.

82. Professor Chen'mingzhi is a famous composer, theorist, music educator and an eminent specialist in the theory and practice of polyphonic music in our country.

83. Eminent domain, once limited to public uses like roads or post offices, was unleashed in the service of any well-heeled private party able to persuade the local government to see things its way.

84. Since then, the growing collection here , not to mention Napoleon, who conquered the art of eminent domain a tribute.

85. Public Interest is the important principle in acquisition , and the basic instrument controlling eminent domain power.

86. This programme hunt group of the most eminent palaeontologists in the world.

87. Is China's most eminent writer a reformer or an apologist?

88. As a core of eminent domain, compensation relies mostly on the control of all kinds of evidence.

89. Eminent blogger Chris Brogan wrote an excellent article on why he works in bookstores and coffee shops most often.

90. On my second day of pupillage, my pupil-master was led by an eminent silk who, swiftly, found three reasons to rebuke me.