The Mets open spring training with no identifiable right fielder, so quickly the public and the press spends the Mets' money by lobbying for Sammy Sosa.
A screenshot below shows other spectators watching Holyfield from a respectful distance, and we'd be remiss not to mention Holyfield's uniquely identifiable right ear, which earned its shape after an infamous encounter with Mike Tyson's mouth.
It would be impossible to carry an argument to the effect that, say, paid-up members of the Conservative party, considered as an identifiable group, have rights by virtue of their group membership: for example, to be protected from sarcastic remarks or scorn, or the taking of their leader's name in vain.
Recent decisions have indicated that the right to sue does not extend to any law, but only to laws that have the effect of creating an identifiable, personal federal right.
Lefebvre belonged to an identifiable strand of right-wing political and religious opinion in French society that originated among the defeated royalists after the 1789 French Revolution.
In a Court of session judgment upholding the ban one of the judges, Lady Paton, said: "We take the view that there is no clearly identifiable common law fundamental right to vote in the UK and certainly not a clearly identifiable common law fundamental right to vote in a referendum.
At the most packed sessions, the thought sprang to mind again and again: here was an identifiable political tribe cohering right in front of us.
Experts say they do not expect to see highly valuable and identifiable pieces from Iraq surface right away.
(I guess the Cloaq founders might be easily identifiable with this method, though, right?).
And the doctrine of the plurality of substantial forms strongly suggests that the human soul is an identifiable individual in its own right.
