Sentence examples for intended section from inspiring English sources
Congress never intended Section 215 to allow bulk collection," said Republican Jim Sensenbrenner.
The Legislature "explicitly intended Section 2(B) to codify the practices" of Mr. Arpaio, the motion says, even after his powers had been restricted by earlier investigations into and challenges to his racial profiling.
As we agree with the government that the orders of deportation were valid, because these petitioners were then unlawfully within the United States, we have no occasion to consider its further contention that Congress intended section 19 to be broadly retroactive.
On its face, surveillance hawks should embrace USA Freedom Act, particularly in light of a Second Circuit court decision issued last week that found that Congress had not intended Section 215 to authorize a dragnet of every American's phone records.
We are of opinion that Congress intended in Section 402 to suspend the enlistment allowance authorized by Section 9 during the fiscal year ending on the 30th of June, 1939.
It seems clear what Congress intended by section 315.
Because section 30 specifically exempted lawful public processions, but said nothing about other types of protests, the court concluded that parliament must have intended that section 30 could be used against people involved in other types of protest.
Congress intended for section 702 to be used to target foreigners, but as the FISC pointed out in a recently declassified court document, tens of thousands of wholly domestic communications have been swept up in that collection.
To compare neonatal and maternal outcomes in spontaneously onset preterm breech deliveries after trial of labor (BTOL) and intended cesarean section (BCS), and between BTOL and vertex control deliveries, in singleton fetuses at 32+0 36+6 weeks of gestation.
But to suppose the Legislature intended by section 19 of The Interpretation Act, 1995 that the chairperson and vice-chairpersons of the Board should be presumed to hold office during pleasure only is to suppose an awful lot.
Well, that was the plan, and Boyle certainly thought that the design arguments he intended for section two should convince the open-minded.
