"In a word, the constant Roman answer has been 'Do as you please'; so far as the approval of the legal time is concerned it confirms the conclusion of the editor of the Acta (xxxii-251) that in computing time the Church follows the rule that regulates all business concerns in different localities....

By toils like these alone, he cries, Th' adventurous youths to greatness rise; If bloated indolence were fame, And pompous ease our noblest aim, The orb that regulates the day Would ne'er from Aries' mansion stray.

One paper wrote: "It is interesting at the present moment to call to mind how the treaty existing between Germany and Austria regulates the question of mutual support."

If the post-pituitary regulates the maternal instinct, then its correlates: sympathy, social impulses, and religious feeling, must be also influenced, and so is furnished another example of a chemical control of instinctive behaviour.

And their energy did the restthat will of action, that quiet bravery in the presence of the labor that is necessary, the labor that has made and that regulates the earth.

And their energy did the restthat will of action, that quiet bravery in the presence of the labor that is necessary, the labor that has made and that regulates the world.

And their energy did the restthat will of action, that quiet bravery in the presence of the labor that is necessary, the labor that has made and that regulates the world.

And their energy did the restthat will of action, that quiet bravery in the presence of the labor that is requisite, the labor that has made and that regulates the world.

But the political Catholicism of nowadays, anxious to keep alive itself, allows and regulates marriage, with the view of maintaining things as they are.

From Toussaint it passed to Dessalines, and from Dessalines to Christophe and Petion, and from the two latter to Boyer; and it is the code therefore which regulates, and I believe with but very little variation, the relative situation of master and servant in husbandry at this present hour.

First, the skin regulates the loss of heat by means of the vaso-motor mechanism.

The blood-vessels of the skin, like those of other parts of the body, are under the control of the nervous system, which regulates their diameter.

We are now prepared to study a higher, a more wonderful and complex agency,the nervous system, the master tissue, which controls, regulates, and directs every other tissue of the human body.

Mr. Wilson, who gets about 300 pounds a year, is well-respected by all; he manages to keep down unpleasant feuds; regulates the district peacefully, if slowly, deserves a handsomer church, and would be quite willing, we believe, to be its architect if one were ordered.

But, certainly, that which most regulates the Fancy, and gives the Judgement its busiest employment, is like[ly] to bring forth the richest and clearest thoughts.

An officer, noncommissioned officer, or private upon whom the command or elements thereof regulates its march.

One is quite safe in declaring that habit is the great flywheel that regulates society.

The grog also is now mixed in a large tub, under the half-deck, by the quarter-masters of the watch below, assisted by other leading and responsible men among the ship's company, closely superintended, of course, by the mate of the hold, to see that no liquor is abstracted, and also by the purser's steward, who regulates the exact quantity of spirits and of water to be measured out.

The ratio essendi is the law which regulates the coexistence of the parts of space and the succession of the divisions of time.

Chief Justice Marshall, in his decision in the case of Livingston vs. Jefferson, said: "When our ancestors migrated to America, they brought with them the common law of their native country, so far as it was applicable to their new situation and I do not conceive that the revolution in any degree changed the relations of man to man, or the law which regulates them.

Among these, that which regulates trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes will merit particular notice.

The following article in the Constitution regulates the terms upon which alone any change may be made, and which is of so peculiar and conservative a character that I insert it in full: "ARTICLE V.Power of Amendment.

That Christian woman who, shut up in the circle of her domestic duties, rears up her children in faith and in piety; divides her heart only between her Savior and her husband; is adorned with delicacy and modesty; sits not down in the assemblies of vanity; makes not a law of the ridiculous customs of the world, but regulates those customs by the law of God; and makes virtue appear more amiable by her rank and her example.

We should express the principle more accurately, if we were to say, the price so regulates itself that the demand shall be exactly sufficient to carry off the supply.

The Committee of "Ways and Means," which regulates customs duties and excise taxes, is by far the most important.