Sentence examples for bounds of the first from inspiring English sources

For most of the history of the United States, the Supreme Court understood advertising and promotion to fall outside the bounds of the First Amendment: no matter how much a law restricted commercial speech, it couldn't be challenged.

TOPEKA, Kan .— As the United States Supreme Court heard arguments last week over a small church that pickets the funerals of dead soldiers, comparisons quickly emerged to an earlier test of the bounds of the First Amendment: a 1977 decision that American neo-Nazis had a right to march through a Chicago suburb where many Holocaust survivors lived.

In April, in United States v. Stevens, the court struck down a federal law making it a crime to sell videos of dogfights and other depictions of animal cruelty by an 8-to-1 vote, saying the court was not prepared to create a new category of speech outside the bounds of the First Amendment.

Osserman estimated lower bounds of the first eigenvalue by Cheeger's isoperimetric constants as follows.

In this paper, we investigate the lower bounds of the first eigenvalues for the buckling problem and clamped plate problem on manifolds.

In this section, we give and prove our main results, that is, we estimate the lower bounds of the first eigenvalues of problems (1.1) and (1.2).

He shot an eventful 73, clubbing the ball out of bounds on the first before gradually clawing himself back to some kind of credibility.

We derive explicit lower bounds on the first eigenvalue of finite segments of the randomly curved waveguide in the small coupling (i.e. weak disorder) regime.

McIlroy, the 2011 champion, also birdied the first but drove out of bounds on the second and mixed two birdies with seven bogeys overall.

Former Masters champion Phil Mickelson drove out of bounds on the fourth hole and racked up a triple bogey but recovered to an opening round of 71.

Bamford's 1982 book is a reminder to anyone who thinks that domestic eavesdropping is a necessary part of a post-9/11 world that the N.S.A. has tested the bounds of the Fourth Amendment before.