We have no occasion to inquire into the meaning or effect of this provision or whether it is open to the criticism leveled against it; for this plaintiff would likewise not be entitled to raise this objection, even if well founded, since it is not shown that any tax was levied on the basis of this clause or that it has subjected plaintiff either to injury or to embarrassment.
Early in the introduction to On the Origin of Species, Darwin observes that the conclusion that each species had descended from others "even if well founded, would be unsatisfactory, until it could be shown how the innumerable species inhabiting this world have been modified so as to acquire that perfection of structure and co-adaptation which most justly excites our admiration" (Darwin 1859, 3).
But these objections, even if otherwise well founded, would not entitle plaintiff to challenge the validity of the tax.
But it wasn't until that night that she recognized the possible importance of the statue, which, she said, "reminded me forcefully in its every detail of the earliest works of Michelangelo". Claims of this sort, if not well founded, are a form of professional suicide in the art world.
Even if it is well founded (and it is), the administration must be understandably irked by the barrage of skepticism that is greeting this week's peace summit, with reaction mostly ranging from scorn to yawn -- with only a few exceptions.
However, if you're passionate about medicine, then volunteer at a hospital to see if this interest is well founded.
This challenge would unquestionably be well founded if today's decision in Chimel v. California, 395 U.S. 752, 89 S.Ct.
Those fears are well founded: if the EU and India agree on stringent patent and border measures, India's role as the "pharmacy of the south" could well come to an end.
37 And if those claims are well founded, as to which of course we express no opinion, the Tax Court's determination of these matters of coverage, which we held in the Waterman case are initially at least for its disposition, well might render consideration of the constitutional questions by it unnecessary and this cause moot.
And indeed the propositions go further than this, since, in their essence, they assert that there is no governmental function, legislative or judicial, in Oregon, because it cannot be assumed, if the proposition be well founded, that there is at one and the same time one and the same government which is republican in form and not of that character.
Your support of Senator Goodell over Representative Ottinger is not well founded if you consider the Oct. 25 speech a "courageous declaration". In fact, it was merely "rhetoric". Per haps Senator Goodell has caught the torch flung by the Vice President.
