Sentence examples for from a plain reading of the from inspiring English sources
From a plain reading of the statute and surrounding guidance, it is clear that the question is simply whether the person holds another nationality at the date of the order depriving him of British citizenship".
Both senators have warned for years that the government secretly claimed broader surveillance powers than a plain reading of the laws permitted, but said they were barred from elaborating because of laws protecting classified information.
Again, a plain reading of section 2944.7(a) does not bar an attorney from consulting with a homeowner about anything, including whether the homeowner should breach his mortgage with his lender.
But Judge Marten said that Mr. Kline's advisory opinion was "contrary to a plain reading" of state law.
I just go with the plain reading of the text".
The interpretation of Section 215 that authorizes this secret surveillance operation is apparently not obvious from a plain text reading of the provision, and was developed through a series of classified rulings by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
Barrister Martin McCann said: "There is nothing defamatory in either of these, on any plain reading of them.
Now, take the constitution according to its plain reading, and I defy the presentation of a single pro.
Handel was given pride of place with his Concerto Grosso in G (Op. 3, No. 3), and the ensemble, led from the violin by its music director, Jeanne Lamon, gave the work a robust but surprisingly plain reading.
Harris unlocked the box, reached in the briefcase and produced an envelope, which he then read from in plain view of the audience and cameras.
