Sentence examples for disregarding the plain from inspiring English sources

In truth, petitioner seeks this court's assistance in bending settled legal doctrines and deeply rooted constitutional principles, and in disregarding the plain language of Congressional enactments -- all based on a distorted view of the Florida Supreme Court's decision.

I do not believe that Congress wishes us to disregard the plain language of any statute or to invent exceptions to the statutes it has created".

This began two years ago, when the Supreme Court disregarded the plain words of the Second Amendment and overturned the District of Columbia's handgun ban, deciding that the amendment gave individuals in the district, not just militias, the right to bear arms.

We would also disregard the plain language of § 15(a)(1) prohibiting the shipment in commerce of 'any goods' in the production of which 'any employee' was employed in violation of the overtime and minimum wage requirements of the Act.

The judge said the state had used "sophistry" in its arguments, disregarded the plain language of laws, and through various legal "machinations" had concealed internal documents that showed Mr. Morris to be worthy of parole.

She has stressed that "the duty of a judge is to follow the law," so that judges have no power "to disregard the plain language of any statute or to invent exceptions to the statutes" created by Congress.

"I disregard the pain.

Disregarding the standard's recommendation for plain strain fracture toughness evaluation (ASTM E-399) and proceeding with the calculation of an apparent fracture toughness, K Q, gives a higher fracture toughness in orientations B and C, as compared with orientation A (Table 3).

In today's opinion, however, the Court disregards the plain language of the statute not because its application would be patently absurd, but rather because, on the basis of its view of the legislative history, the Court is "fairly confident" that "FACA should not be construed to apply to the ABA Committee". Ante, at 465.

By saying in strong language how clear the law is and how blatantly the government has disregarded that plain meaning, the court's opinion is a reprimand for a government practice aimed at denying asylum to those who may deserve it.

The measurements were performed on uncalibrated plain radiographs, leading to low comparability between cases, and disregarding the complex three-dimensional architecture.