Príklady imprimatur

• She illustrates the real power that imperial imprimatur gave to temples and to shrines.

• After that the government had neglected but not completely abandoned its interest in the imprimatur.

• An architecture of timber can carry an imprimatur of sustainable value that is often based on an idealised notion of local sourcing.

• For this purpose, they sought the imprimatur of the classical community.

• A huge number of his instrumental pieces survive in multiple versions, some of which were designed as replacements, others of which provide alternatives bearing the composer's imprimatur.

• Natural law not only bore the imprimatur of reason, it also displayed the benevolent wisdom of the creator or of a pantheistic nature.

• A policy which is favoured with the imprimatur of 'opportunity' may be better resourced than one with the unfashionable stamp of 'welfare', but both coexist.

• Is it to be debated for all time because it has received that imprimatur?

• It is helpful to have the vice-president to add his imprimatur to that quotation.

• The wording "it shall be lawful" gives an imprimatur of legality to the act of picketing.

• For example, every piece of legislation coming before us now has that famous imprimatur that it is human rights compliant.

• When it is as good a clause as this, we should put our imprimatur on it.

• You must give your imprimatur also to our scheme.

• Listing is an imprimatur but there is nothing exclusive about it; it is an additional support.

• My preference would be for legislation, which would mean that the rules which the courts applied would carry the imprimatur of democratic approval.