Sentence examples for core clause from inspiring English sources

This, I think, was the core clause in Vreeland's contract with her readers.

The initiative's core clauses are to be incorporated as an amendment to the California Constitution, creating a constitutional right to conduct stem-cell research in California.

Thus, while a core Confrontation Clause violation might not be deemed harmless error, the more general right to presence may be inherently susceptible to a harmless error analysis.

At their core, the Clauses each prohibit certain arbitrary, wrongful government actions, regardless of the fairness of the procedures used to implement them.

One possibility proposed by Tucker (2014 403) is that "because the core of the clause in terms of transitivity is lexical, responses to classification may be influenced strongly by semantic or conceptual considerations".

Nixon was separately charged with offenses that do fall within the core of the impeachment clause.

At its core, the equal protection clause mandates that you cannot take two individuals (or two classes of individuals) who are 'similarly situated' and treat them differently.

Article 7 contains the core of relevant material, but clauses of importance are to be found in a number of other Articles which have been reproduced here.

And the Supreme Court reaffirmed this core dimension of the Establishment Clause last month when it unanimously recognized the validity of the so-called ministerial exception to federal anti-discrimination laws.

Opponents of the program raise formalistic concerns about the Establishment Clause but ignore the core purposes of the Fourteenth Amendment.

Normally, the subject begins a clause and the predicate core ends it, whereas objects and adjuncts precede the elements they determine.