This gives the courts the power to adopt an interpretation of legislation that may not be the obvious or natural one, but that gives due respect to the fundamental rights that parliament is deemed to have intended to be protected.
In the past decade, KPD has become the fastest growing source of transplantable kidneys, overcoming the barrier faced by living donors deemed incompatible with their intended recipients.
As a Pakistani visa applicant in a third country, Ginsburg said, he probably received greater scrutiny from U.S. officials and was denied a visa because it was deemed possible that he intended to disappear into the country.
For example, lower Cronbach alpha coefficients (.70 -.80) are deemed acceptable for scales intended to compare groups, while for scales used to measure change within individuals, higher Cronbach alpha coefficients (>.90) are desired [ 21, 34].
Rather than being welcomed to our country, Bunairee was interrogated at length by Customs and Border Protection officials, who ultimately rejected his visa, deemed him an "intending immigrant" and threatened to deport him.
As it is effected by physicians at a moment they deem opportune, medical action intended solely to give form to a body in death is an aesthetic preoccupation with scientific methods in a person who is still living when the muscle relaxants are administered.
First, it has proved impossible to draft and keep up-to-date a criminal code that unambiguously encompasses all conduct intended to be deemed criminal; there are technical offenses or offenses that public opinion no longer regards as culpable.
They are labeled "not for human consumption," which helps them skirt the federal Analog Act, under which any substance "substantially similar" to a banned drug is deemed illegal if it is intended for consumption.
But as it might perhaps be held that only such rights as are specifically secured by the Constitution, and not every right secured by a law authorized by the Constitution, were here intended, it is deemed safer to add a reference to the civil-rights act.' 1 Draft 362.
12 But as it might perhaps be held that only such rights as are specifically secured by the Constitution, and not every right secured by a law authorized by the Constitution, were here intended, it is deemed safer to add a reference to the civil-rights act.' 13 1 Draft 362.
