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Second, as the Court has acknowledged, clear statement rules apply even though the outcomes avoided by such rules would not themselves violate the Constitution.

Ms. Perlmutter added that the law would apply even though the current owners of the two properties were not the owners at the time the chimneys were extended.

They should be more explicit and say that a future democratic Ukraine would be eligible to apply, even though the prospect is far off.The Europeans should also rethink the neighbourhood policy, which lumps together disparate countries merely because they happen to be nearby.

But as the tax authorities look for cheats, they are finding that many people who are eligible for homestead exemptions fail to apply, even though the exemptions can provide valuable breaks on property taxes — the issue in Mr. Rangel's case — as well as protection from creditors.

Section 241(a) (11) of the 1952 immigration law 1 makes such conviction at any time ground for deportation, and § 241 d) 2 provides that the deportation provisions of § 241(a) shall apply even though the facts giving rise to the alien's deportability occurred prior to the date of enactment of the 1952 Act.

Most, if not all, of the objection was upon the mistaken view that Section 8 would apply even though the complainant might have no notice or knowledge of the facts calling for him to take the conciliatory steps before seeking injunctive relief.

These results applied even though the test zones were not considered well-mixed, and furniture and infiltration was modeled.

The majority opinion by Justice Samuel Alito Jr. says that the "exigent circumstances" rule applies even though the police triggered the danger that evidence would be destroyed.

This federal statute imposed a new duty on operators based on past acts and applied even though the coal mine operators might not have known of the danger that their employees would contract pneumoconiosis at the time of the particular employees' service.

So the present value of a state's liabilities is lower than it would be if private-sector rules applied, even though the rights of public-sector workers are greater.The GASB proposals do at least suggest that the unfunded portion of a state's liability be discounted at an AA rate.

The court found that FOIA's exemption for "intelligence methods" applied even though the brutal conduct illuminated by these records is considered illegal by President Obama and a host of laws and treaties and is not covered by the C.I.A.'s charter.