"Because, as Lee himself said, he could not raise his hand against his family, his children, his state," Professor Berns said, referring to Lee's decision to decline the offer to command the Union Army. "If, on the other hand, patriotism means devotion to a particular political idea, then clearly Grant was the patriot and Lee was not.
Article III, Section 2 of the Constitution clearly grants Congress the right to limit the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
Imagine representatives from a dozen high profile tech companies all arguing on different levels against this or that implementation of something the judge has no idea about, and Allen's team stolidly pointing at a patent clearly granted, yet just as clearly ridiculous to anyone with eyes to see.
But where they differ strategically is in the fact that since the Cartesian theory that drives Spinoza's interpretations is derived by the method of pure rational reflection on perceptions that are a priori clear and distinct, Spinoza clearly grants the it a privileged standing in the court of experimentation.
But it remains to be seen whether aid will be allowed on an ongoing basis in Madaya, Foua and Kafraya for the long term -- even though such humanitarian access is clearly granted by international law.
Congress was obliged to assume its share, and advance the bonds, or abandon the enterprise; for clearly the grant of lands, however valuable after the road was finished, could not be available as a resource for building it.
In authorizing the President to "take such action, and for such time, as he deems necessary to adjust the imports of (an) article and its derivatives," the language of § 232(b) seems clearly to grant him a measure of discretion in determining the method to be used to adjust imports.
However, Chevron involved a challenge to an agency construction of a specific statutory provision where the agency had clearly been granted regulatory authority over the activity in question.
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In terms of legislative history, the focus was clearly on granting citizenship to children of slaves with unmistakable clarity, and the main bone of contention involved children of Indians with whom the U.S. had treaties, which fuzzed-up the issue of "jurisdiction".
Gonzales argues that the U.S. Attorney General does not need to show that Congress clearly intended to grant her/him such authorization so long as her/his interpretation of the CSA is reasonable.
