Sentence examples for conduct that may from inspiring English sources

A State cannot punish a defendant for conduct that may have been lawful where it occurred.

"Congress cannot mandate or regulate in anticipation of conduct that may or may not occur in the future".

Both charges — providing material support and conspiracy — are extremely vague, because ideas behind both strain to reach conduct that may be, in other contexts, entirely innocent.

And PR firms use private codes of conduct that may not work for public business.Third, the old boundaries between reporting, commentary and punditry are disappearing.

Since the overbreadth of the oath tends to infringe areas of speech and conduct that may be protected by the Constitution, I believe that it cannot stand.

Frequently stalking consists of a course of conduct that may involve a broad range of harassing, intimidating, and threatening behavior directed at a victim.

"The First Amendment does not evanesce at the prison gate, and its enduring guarantee of freedom of speech subsumes the right to expressive conduct that some may find offensive".

Damian Helbling of civil and environmental engineering has received a three-year, $750,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Defense to conduct research that may rid groundwater of toxic chemicals.

Membrane technologies are widely used in separation processes because of their compact size, mild operating conditions and ability to conduct separations that may not be technically or economically viable by other technologies.

As per the Citizen Lab report, handed to Forbes ahead of publication: "The scope of this activity suggests that government-exclusive spyware is widely used to conduct activities that may be illegal in the countries where the targets are located.

Registered in the draft law on the prevention of crime, the principle of early detection of conduct disorders that may lead to delinquency in adolescence was removed in June 2006.