54 examples of localizes in sentences

The wrong which we allow our nation to perpetrate we cannot localize, if we would; we cannot hem it within the limits of Washington or Kansas; sooner or later, it will force itself into the conscience and sit by the hearthstone of every citizen.

EFFORTS TO LOCALIZE THE WAR Then began efforts on the part of Great Britain to localize the war.

EFFORTS TO LOCALIZE THE WAR Then began efforts on the part of Great Britain to localize the war.

If her affection were captured, localized, centralized, she would not be clamoring to take a man's place.

This is why it is so important to remember that the Creative Process is the action of a Single Power, and that the interaction of two opposite polarities comes in at a later stage, and is not creative, but only distributivethat is to say, it localizes the Energy already proceeding from the Single Power.

No one can localize this strange infirmity or realize it.

It is, indeed, the chief recommendation of our federative form of government, that this, so far as may be, localizes legislation, and thus, by lessening the number of interests that demand a national consent, lessens equally the strain upon the conscience and judgment of the whole.

After the presentation of the Austrian note to Servia, Germany continued to maintain the position that the crisis could be localized, and to reject Sir Horace Rumbold's suggestion that 'in taking military action in Servia, Austria would dangerously excite public opinion in Russia'.[60]

This being so, Sir Edward Grey set himself, not as the German White Book says to localize the conflict, but to prevent if possible a conflict between Austria-Hungary and Servia which would inevitably involve Russia and probably other European powers.

In the meantime we had endeavored to localize the conflict by most emphatic steps.

However, it must realize that it makes the Serb activities its own, to undermine the conditions of existence of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, and that thus it bears the sole responsibility if out of the Austro-Servian affair, which all other great powers desire to localize, there arises a European war.

Our desire to localize the conflict and to preserve the peace of Europe remains unchanged.

Any kind of information you may want we'll give you here; scientific, biographical, business, healthfulness of localities, genuineness of antiquities, age and standing of individuals, purity of liquors or teas from sample, Bible items localized, china verified; in fact, anything you want to know we can tell you.

I hunted it down, but could never get near enough to seeto localize it correctly.

His plan was to localize it by stamping out the more distant sparks with all his energy, before concentrating his force at leisure upon the main conflagration.

I have watched them until I felt constrained to cry aloud and spare not; and while viewing them here and yonder, and refusing to be localized in our love toward them, have not our spirits been rebuked, have they not known fear for ourselves, have they not pensively echoed the charge of some that we have no real roots in democracy, but are as plants in pots, and not as oaks in the soil of earth?

I do not think he suspected that I was his former correspondent (I would have told him willingly who I was if he had ever asked me), but the name 'Dina Melish' seemed to come back to his memory, as one that he had heard but could not localize.

The ditch should be cut zigzag in and out, like the lines dividing the squares of a checker-board; that makes more work and localizes the burst of shells.

But as the tribes got amalgamated, were associated together, or at least localized instead of wandering about, and particularly when they got localized in Englandwhere before they had been but a roaming people on account of their struggles with the Britonsthe necessity of greater organization probably became obvious to them at once, and the Witenagemot readily assumed a somewhat more formal form; and that resulted in representation.

But as the tribes got amalgamated, were associated together, or at least localized instead of wandering about, and particularly when they got localized in Englandwhere before they had been but a roaming people on account of their struggles with the Britonsthe necessity of greater organization probably became obvious to them at once, and the Witenagemot readily assumed a somewhat more formal form; and that resulted in representation.

Hence, when by frost a tension on the entire periphery is established, and the wind localizes additional strains, failure occurs.

Natural resources are sharply limited and usually localized.

'The Story of a Bad Boy,' frankly but quietly humorous in its record of the pranks and vicissitudes of a healthy average lad (with the scene of the story localized at old Portsmouth, under the name of Rivermouth), a less ambitious work, still holds a secure place in the affections of many mature as well as younger readers.

But before you enter the house, take a look at the outside, and let me localize myself in your imagination.

And through that churchyard when my way has led On summer evenings.' One may localize the above description almost anywhere at HawksheadEd.]

54 examples of  localizes  in sentences