It is, in short, a law that will take care of human needs and at the same time provide the United States an economic structure of vastly greater soundness.
And what of Franklin D. Roosevelt's words when he signed the Social Security Act, to "take care of human needs" and to "provide for the United States an economic structure of vastly greater soundness"?
These cases, as well as many commentators, [n6] have cast great doubt upon the soundness of Perez.
Mr. Haitink's musical soundness and a great orchestra make an inviting combination.
As deposit insurance for large accounts is phased out, analysts say, customers will pay greater attention to the financial soundness of the banks they trust with their money.
8 The reasons given by the Court for this downgrading of trial by jury appear to me to challenge the soundness of the Founders' great faith in jury trials.
As my Brother BLACK says, the Court, in striking down New York's procedure, thus 'challenge(s) the soundness of the Founders' great faith in jury trials.' I too regret this 'downgrading of trial by jury' and join in Section I of Brother BLACK'S opinion.
Horses must remain sound of limb to ensure lung soundness, and they must remain sound of lung to achieve and maintain limb soundness.
At the same time, a general skepticism about the soundness of the canon of great arts of the past has informed a good deal of feminist scholarship in the critical disciplines, which has reassessed the historical record in painting, music, sculpture, and literature and revised the canon to include neglected works by women.
Despite his optimism for the future of legalized marijuana, Kennedy took great pains to assure himself of the soundness of Leafly's founders and its legality.
