delamare in a sentence

1. Like Delamare’s writing, it was intended as instructions and not as a utopia.

2. At the beginning of the conflict, it was customary to recall that in 1981, during the Lebanese civil war, Syria had assassinated the French ambassador Louis Delamare.

3. Here we would like to briefly address a specific element in this list, which is significant for Delamare’s logic of reasoning and is not coincidentally listed in first place: religion.

4. This also explains why Delamare can speak in conjunction with the Edict of 1666 of the “re-establishment of the police of Paris” [rétablissement de la Police de Paris], rather than the establishment, for instance.[9]

5. Delamare would later say of religion that it is “undoubtedly the first and the most important, we could even add: only [police matter], if we were only wise enough to perfectly discharge all the duties it prescribes for us”.[7]

6. The reason why this is interesting is that Delamare speaks on the one hand of three types of laws, of which the “laws of the police” are composed: “natural divine law”, “written divine law” and “civil law of human institutions”.[8] Police, understood as order, covers all three of these areas.