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Schwab ruled that the policy goes beyond general prosecutorial discretion because "it provides for systematic and rigid process by which a broad group of individuals will be treated differently than others based upon arbitrary classifications, rather than case-by-case examination" and "it allows undocumented immigrants, who fall within these broad categories, to obtain substantive rights".

This system is attractive because it provides for the first time a viable path for sufficient, histologically detectable levels of patient elastin into full-thickness wound sites that have until now lacked this elastic underlayer.

Separation and Schism will prevent discussion because it provides for us a way to isolate ourselves from being challenged.

Arvind Datar, the attorney for the petitioners, argued in the court that the penal provision was unconstitutional because it provides for the prosecution and sentencing of consenting adults.

He says he initially thought the legislation, which forces schools to test students annually and provides harsh penalties for schools that do not consistently improve, was good because it provided for greater accountability.

Mr. Pisanu told Parliament that the government would suspend the free flow of European Union citizens called for by a 1990 agreement because it provided for such a move when public order is at stake.

But the city rejected one plan last year because it provided for new exhibits but failed to transform the building's exterior and create a more engaging link to the Boardwalk and Surf Avenue.

Judge Kimba M. Wood found that the ban on sound amplification violated the First Amendment because it provided for exceptions of the city's own choosing -- like the ticker tape parades for the Yankees -- while barring others who want to use the City Hall steps and plaza.

Williams backed his corner this lunchtime by insisting that the fees package was "very fair indeed to those at the bottom of the income scale", because it provided for scholarships of up to two years' tuition for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds and delayed repayment of fees until graduates are earning £21,000.

Owen countered, in the words of an early biographer, that "the remedy presented in the form of the 'Aldrich Plan of 1912' was not satisfactory because it provided for private control of what should be a great public utility banking system".

This Palestinian family health survey is unique, however, because it provided for the first time ever data at the sub-national (district level).