Sentence examples for enumerated articles from inspiring English sources

They shipped enumerated articles to Europe instead of to England, and they imported European goods directly from Europe without stopping in English ports.

Moreover, the list of enumerated articles was lengthened, so that by the year 1721 rice, molasses, naval stores (tar, pitch, and turpentine), furs, and copper, all important to the colonies, had been placed under control.

It also required that certain "enumerated articles," of which sugar, tobacco, and indigo were the chief, be sold only to England or to other colonies.

In order to prevent merchants from shipping the enumerated articles from colony to colony in the coastal trade and then taking them to a foreign country, in 1673 Parliament required that merchants post bond guaranteeing that those goods would be taken only to England.

Subsequent acts required that all goods bound for England or English colonies, regardless of origin, had to be shipped only on English vessels and that certain "enumerated articles" from the colonies (which came to include sugar, cotton, and tobacco) could be shipped only to England, with trade in those items with other countries prohibited.

'Section 3. Any person who shall travel over or through any county in this state and peddle or sell, or offer to peddle or sell, any of the above enumerated articles without first procuring the lecense herein provided for, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not less than two hundred ($200) dollars nor more than five hundred ($500) dollars.

Thus, national powers are enumerated (Article I, Section 8, paragraphs 1 17), and state powers are not.

Confronted with the biggest crisis since the 30s, the trade body for British sociologists proudly displayed its engagement by enumerating articles in the Journal of Niche Studies.

Chakrabortty complains that we don't engage beyond academia: "Confronted with the biggest crisis since the 30s, the trade body for British sociologists proudly displayed its engagement by enumerating articles in the Journal of Niche Studies".

Since the introduction of SIA technique in 1990 [1], the survey has enumerated 639 articles.

The easy answer to this assertion is that Congress is not empowered to "make or keep promises" but only to do those things enumerated in Article I.