Sentence examples for exclusive means from inspiring English sources

And in practice, impeachment has not been regarded as the exclusive means.

An interpretation issued under paragraph (1) may provide the exclusive means for complying with each section described in paragraph (1).

(h)"Exclusive" means service that a reasonable person would conclude is intended to exclude members of the public.

"Congress appears clearly to have intended to — and did — establish the exclusive means for foreign intelligence activities to be conducted," the judge wrote.

17 Thus, the treaty constituted the exclusive means by which the United States could obtain jurisdiction over a defendant within the territorial jurisdiction of Great Britain.

My proposal would require more of corporations than just improved compliance procedures, and would make such reforms the exclusive means of corporate punishment.

When we left the club, my daughter asked me what the word "exclusive" meant.

He argued that the word "exclusive" meant only "free from the power exercised by the several states" and that "the legislative power to be exercised by congress may still be subject to the general restraints contained in the constitution".

"They think that banning exclusives means there will be more competition, when the fact is that exclusive contracts play a definite role in the area of promoting competition".

The principle of exclusive representation means that everyone in the unit is covered by the union, but it also means the union has a statutory obligation to represent everyone in the union equally.

Of course, as we all know, the word "exclusive" just means "only on this one site until someone rips it and puts it on YouTube".