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A nation, like an individual, can achieve integrity only out of its own experience and not derivatively from a parent…

In Search of the Canadian Dream 2004

A nation, like an individual, can achieve integrity only out of its own experience and not derivatively from a parent…

In Search of the Canadian Dream 2004

A nation, like an individual, can achieve integrity and identity only out of its own experience and not derivatively from a parent.

What is Canada? 1969

A nation, like an individual, can achieve integrity and identity only out of its own experience and not derivatively from a parent.

What is Canada? 1964

Evil is its object secondarily and derivatively, that is, in so far as it is opposed to good.

Nature and Grace: Selections from the Summa Theologica of Thomas Aquinas 1954

The plaintiffs -- Rosenberg, plus 1st VP Anne-Marie-Johnson and board members Diane Ladd and Kent McCord -- are suing on behalf of themselves and "derivatively" on behalf of SAG itself.

Jonathan Handel: Judge Denies SAG President Injunction Against SAG; President to Appeal 2009

Things are said to be named 'derivatively', which derive their name from some other name, but differ from it in termination.

Categoriae. English 384 BC-322 BC Aristotle

The plaintiffs -- Rosenberg, plus 1st VP Anne-Marie-Johnson and board members Diane Ladd and Kent McCord -- are suing on behalf of themselves and "derivatively" on behalf of SAG itself.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2009

Instead, in context, “imported” reads as insinuation that Newton has derivatively lifted from Miéville what all of them, including Borges, have ultimately lifted from Hindu mythology.

Critique From HereNow Hal Duncan 2009

This thoroughly science fictional, alternate timeline conceit is rather nicely done; much less derivatively It's A Wonderful Life than I thought it would be, and elaborated with some rigour.

Mike Mitchell, Shrek Forever After (2010) Adam Roberts 2010