Why must I Afric's sable children see Vended for slaves, though born by nature free, The nameless tortures cruel minds invent Those to subject whom Nature equal meant? If these you dare (although unjust success Empowers you now unpunished, to oppress), Revolving empire you and yours may doom (Rome all subdu'dyet

Access to media technology empowers those same people to discuss how they might want to change the status quo.

The incontestable fact of the moral law empowers me to rank myself in a higher order of things than the merely phenomenal order, and in another causal relation than that of the merely necessary (mechanical) causation of nature, to regard myself as a legislative member of an intelligible world, and one independent of sensuous impulsesin short, to regard myself as free.

This grant of power to those legislatures empowers them to decide what is and what is not "humane treatment."

This grant to those legislatures, empowers them to decide what is and what is not "humane treatment."

This grant to those legislatures, empowers them to decide what is and what is not "humane treatment."

It is, however, wholly immaterial, whether Congress could prohibit our participation in the "African slave trade," in virtue of the clause which empowers it "to regulate commerce."

But, notwithstanding the conclusive evidence, that the Constitution empowers Congress to abolish the inter-state slave trade, it is incomprehensible to many, that such states as Virginia and Maryland should have consented to deprive themselves of the benefit of selling their slaves into other states.

This grant of power to those legislatures empowers them to decide what is and what is not "humane treatment."

This grant to those legislatures, empowers them to decide what is and what is not "humane treatment."

This grant to those legislatures, empowers them to decide what is and what is not "humane treatment."

It is, however, wholly immaterial, whether Congress could prohibit our participation in the "African slave trade," in virtue of the clause which empowers it "to regulate commerce."

But, notwithstanding the conclusive evidence, that the Constitution empowers Congress to abolish the inter-state slave trade, it is incomprehensible to many, that such states as Virginia and Maryland should have consented to deprive themselves of the benefit of selling their slaves into other states.

As this object could not be effected by defensive measures, it became necessary to put in force the act which empowers the President to call out the militia for the protection of the frontiers, and I have accordingly authorized an expedition in which the regular troops in that quarter are combined with such drafts of militia as were deemed sufficient.

His was not the knowledge that enfeebles, but the knowledge that empowers.

The impenitent sinner whom mercy empowers, Dishonours that goodness which seeks to restore; As the sands of the desert are water'd by showers.

The government, in return, empowers us to reside, and promises protection and hospitality.

The government, in return, empowers us to reside, and promises protection and hospitality.

The Trade Commission Act in addition to its administrative provisions for investigation, reports, and readjustment of the business of companies upon request of the courts, declares that "unfair methods of competition in commerce" are unlawful, and both empowers and directs the Commission to prevent their use (banks and common carriers subject to other acts being excepted).

You have been kept here without authority, except the general authority which empowers the surgeon to help the wounded.

"It is the magistrate who empowers them to do more for other bishops than they can for themselves, since they cannot appoint their own successors."

Does the Constitution of the Union, which empowers Congress to regulate commerce, authorize its destruction?

The marchesa empowers me to say that she constitutes Enrica her sole heiress, not only of the great Guinigi name, but of the remaining Guinigi palace, with the portrait of our Castruccio, the heirlooms, the castle of Corellia, and lands of" "Stop, stop, my dear Trenta!"

It leaves the cognizance of all complaints in the hands of the several district courts, but empowers the President to employ the land and naval forces to enforce all of the restrictions embodied in the neutrality provisions.

The following section empowers the President to compel foreign vessels "to depart the United States in all cases in which, by the laws of nations, or by the treaties of the United States they ought not to remain within the United States," Section 5289 requires that a foreign armed vessel shall give bond on clearance.