One common kind of ouster clause is the total ouster or finality clause, which is inserted into a statute to indicate that the decision of a particular judge or tribunal is final and cannot be challenged by any court.
I think it was the first time I really understood the finality of death, which is why it hit me so hard.
In general, the proceedings unfolded with an air of finality as the commission, which is charged with reviewing each of the facilities the Defense Department is proposing to close, contract or give new missions, met in a hotel ballroom less than a mile from the Pentagon.
Given the apparent finality of this argument (which is, again, a variation of the Argument from Error) Royce calls his position "Absolute Pragmatism".
The cellular structure of ivory is different from that of bone, but lab equipment is required to determine which is which with finality.
The play's very title (which is also its final line) implies not only the finality of death but also its pervasiveness in daily life.
The line has a ring of finality, in keeping with the valedictory feel of "Escape Velocity," which was assembled by the sportswriter and humorist Jay Jennings.
Either formulation would help the Democratic-Republican cause by refuting the finality of any constitutional interpretation advanced by the Congress and federal judiciary, both of which were dominated by Federalists.
But the vote, which was largely a formality after last week's unanimous approval by the franchise committee, provided a finality to the long-delayed shift of ownership.
And so in my mind's eye these coastal forms merge and blend in a shifting, kaleidoscopic pattern in which there is no finality, no ultimate and fixed reality earth becoming fluid as the sea itself.
