Some forms of unprotected "speech" — such as speech currently regulated under securities or antitrust law — lurk just outside the current boundaries of the First Amendment, and they are difficult to distinguish in principle from commercial speech.
It showed the current boundaries of the district, not those that will take effect in January, after the general election.
Taken together, they help define the current boundaries of the unending American debate over how to balance big government against market forces.
And they should, because here the developer is promising to push current boundaries of where eSports end and real-life sport begins.
The proto-Atlantic waters reached the center of the current boundaries of New Jersey, standing more than 60 feet deep here, where on a recent day the paleontologists were up to their ankles in a creek.
Mr. Hurwitz said the discovery of additional artifacts had made him question whether the current boundaries of the state park, which drew approximately 63,400 visitors last year, included all sites of the actual battle.
Entering a new market means a significant change in the current boundaries of EDC's business, which, in turn, will likely warrant changes in how the company achieves competitive advantage.
This is at least in part because of his race — even though he's a firm hip-hop classicist, he operates outside of the current boundaries of hip-hop radio.
Within the current boundaries of the inventory, the data reveal that MIT's largest source of emissions, by far, is the energy associated with operating campus buildings, accounting for 98percentt of emissions in 2014 and 97percentt in 2015.
Since the current boundaries of the refuge were established by an act of Congress in 1980, there has been a debate over whether oil and gas exploration should be allowed in a portion of the area, 1.5 million acres on the coastal plain.
