Sentence examples for cannot impair from inspiring English sources
But this cannot impair respect for his broader judgment: historians will always be arguing.
First, is the state pension a contractually binding "contract" that the state cannot "impair" without violating the Constitution?
Many state courts conclude that pensions of public employees are contracts and that the state cannot impair them, retroactively.
The message transformation time, i.e., puzzle solving time, should be sufficiently longer than the MAC layer access delay of 802.11 wireless LAN so that the different transmission rate on the wired and wireless medium cannot impair the fairness in voting among the wired and wireless nodes [22].
The imposition and collection of this tax cannot, therefore, impair the obligation of a contract which was made subject to her right to exercise that power.
That obligation, by virtue of the provision of article 1, § 10, of the constitution of the United States, cannot be impaired by any subsequent state legislation.
Calpers says that public pensions in California cannot be impaired, arguing that the state constitution and state court decisions prohibit cutting benefits.
In Marblegate, the court held that the Trust Indenture Act, which states that the "right … to receive payment" cannot be "impaired" without a bondholder's consent, only prohibits nonconsensual amendments to an indenture's "core payment terms" (e.g., the amount owed and maturity dates).
One cannot exclude impaired transport of BDNF or downregulation of BDNF in tangle-bearing neurons in the aged brain, both leading to deficits in BDNF levels associated with possibly subclinical insufficiency in cognition and memory.
Asked about jobs that the visually impaired cannot hold, Ms. Suvino said: "Anything that involves driving or piloting a vehicle.
