But the Court also held, crucially, that, within broad boundaries, "the Senate is in session when it says it is".
In contrast to simple regions with broad boundaries, CBBRs have complex hierarchical structures.
The disclosures only give broad boundaries for the value of the assets owned, so the true value of their assets lies somewhere within the dark-red bar.
The journal maps the broad boundaries of scholarship and intellectual debates in the contemporary Black experience: the current studies in recent Black history, politics, socioeconomic research, social theory, and culture.
It seems fair to conclude that the Clause contemplates that the Senate may determine, within broad boundaries, such subsidiary issues as the procedures for receipt and consideration of evidence necessary to satisfy its duty to "try" impeachments.
In other words, on the basis of a preliminary determination that the Senate has acted within the "broad boundaries" of the Impeachment Trial Clause, it is concluded that we must refrain from making that determination.
In our view, there are good reasons for the historical allocation of responsibility for these decisions to boards of directors within very broad boundaries and subject to generally applicable limitations, such as heightened judicial review standards where a board is dominated by an interested party and the corporate waste doctrine.
The extended 9-intersection matrix is used to formalize topological relations between uncertain regions while it is designed to satisfy the requirements at a concept level, and to deal with the complex regions with broad boundaries (CBBRs) as a whole without considering their hierarchical structures.
There is a real question, too, whether a firm could afford to lose a prestigious client like Ford Motor or Union Carbide over an accounting dispute that is within the broad boundaries of "generally accepted" accounting practices.
