That rule's application is unnecessary in this case, however, since this Court has "always reserved lenity for those situations in which a reasonable doubt persists about a statute's intended scope even after resort to 'the language and structure, legislative history, and motivating policies' of the statute". Moskal v. United States, 498 U. S. ___, ___ (citation omitted).
Inc. retorts that International exaggerates the importance of J.P. Griffin, a decision that does not contain any more than a cursory assertion of the intended scope of § 271.
We also hypothesized that the wider the intended scope of a signature, the lower its sensitivity would tend to be.
A discussion of sampling is beyond the intended scope of this review, but it may often be the case that the imprecision of sampling is similar to or significantly greater than the combined imprecision of the remaining steps of the analytical process.
Even where congressional intent is unexpressed, however, a statute must be assessed according to its intended scope.
That is especially likely to happen when a collection of objects is moved from its original, intended scope on to the open Web, but you can find examples closer to home.
Evaluation in detail requires a detailed model compared against a careful formal listening test, which falls beyond the intended scope of the DATK tool.
"It has been a success and we do not wish to diminish its intended scope or effectiveness," he said.
Reid expands the intended scope of this rule saying that it is a "fundamental principle in our enquiries into the structure of the mind, and its operations" (EIP 1.3, 51).
The online help page for guide_legend has a fairly comprehensive set of useful examples that go beyond the intended scope of this article.
While I think we did a great job planning fun activities, the committee functioned beyond it's intended scope.
