If you think of a corporation as a bundle of property rights, those specific clauses provide a basis for regulating corporations.
And then only for a bundle of networks, whether they want those particular networks or not.
So I put a bundle of magazines together and sent those.
In the morning, the sergeant and Snakeskin would appear with a bundle of documents in their hands: those who got their documents back were free to leave.
If a federal campaign reported a bundle of numerous money orders like those found in the Gray and Orange campaigns, "the Federal Election Commission would certainly investigate the matter," said Engle, who worked at the commission for a decade.
Such restrictive evolution has been indicated to be the source of the recognition of farmers' rights within the FAO system as a bundle of socio-economic rights including those related to seed as such (as asserted by Article 9 of the International Treaty for Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture, entered into force in 2004; Pelegrina and Salazar [2011]).
In fact all eukaryotes – animals, fungi, plants and other organisms with nucleus-containing cells – share a bundle of internal paraphernalia and traits, from those cellular powerhouses, mitochondria, to a sex life.
A long-held interest in biological science means that she finds it easy, liberating even, to think of herself as a bundle of random DNA harvested from all those generations of Gees and Churches (her mother's family) who have come before.
Each interpedal commissure consists of a bundle of fibres, which in contrast to those in the connectives do not show serotonin-like, RFamide-like, allatostatin-like or perisulfakinin-like immunoreactivity.
A bundle of stinking rags and flesh".
