Sentence examples similar to except as particularly defined from inspiring English sources

The fair implication of the Constitution is that no search of premises, as such, is reasonable except the cause for it be approved and the limits of it fixed and the scope of it particularly defined by a disinterested magistrate.

I don't particularly define myself as middle class, It just doesn't work like that.

It's hard see a single factor more compelling than socioeconomic status, particularly as defined by education.

Of her present self, except as defined by her girl self, Shreve is circumspect: she has married, had children, divorced, written novels.

Such buildings are defined as "particularly important" and "of more than special interest".

Method names are as defined in the methods section, except for CONS,MED,AVG and HSO.

criteria as defined by bank.

Section effective on first day of first month following October 1968, except as to persons possessing firearms as defined in subsec.

Service enumeration scans (as defined above) were particularly vulnerable to this problem.

Fewer patients had skeletal complications, particularly fractures, when defined as SSE versus SRE.

The clinical target volume (CTV) as defined as the GTV + 2 cm margin, except for bony structures.