Sentence examples for has never been interpreted from inspiring English sources

This has never been interpreted.

Gretchen Van Ness, a Boston lawyer hired to be a special counsel to Provincetown, where nearly a quarter of roughly 180 marriage applications were from out-of state, said the 1913 law has never been interpreted by a court.

." Although early opinions suggested that the Constitution required exclusion of all illegally obtained evidence, the exclusionary rule "has never been interpreted to proscribe the introduction of illegally seized evidence in all proceedings or against all persons". Stone v. Powell, 428 U.S. at 486.

On the health care bill, Professor Randy Barnett has been a persuasive spokesman for the novel theory that, broad as the Commerce Clause has been read, it has never been interpreted to hold that individuals can be subject to taxation and regulation when they have refused to enter into certain kinds of mandatory transactions.

It has never been interpreted by the Supreme Court.

She also claimed that the "emoluments clause has never been interpreted to apply to fair market value exchanges that have absolutely nothing to do with an officeholder".

Those definitions do not make reference to the UNFCC, the Paris Agreement, or any other international standard, and have never been interpreted to require achievement of any such commitments.

The lawsuit itself accuses the bank of violating technical regulations that have never been interpreted by any Court to apply when a bank is not notified that it was holding Customer Segregated funds.

Conspecific pairs mate faster than heterospecific pairs [ 22] and, although male courtship behavior has never been analyzed, the time to mate barrier has been interpreted as female choice.

This case arrives here in the following posture: the Louisiana Supreme Court has never been given an opportunity to interpret the Balanced Treatment Act, State officials have never attempted to implement it, and it has never been the subject of a full evidentiary hearing.

The phenomenon and mechanism of the static flow-excursion, which has never been studied well on this field, is especially interpreted.