Sentence examples for interpretation of this provision from inspiring English sources

Some believe the court should take this opportunity to reject the "no endorsement" interpretation of this provision first articulated in 1984 by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.

One interpretation of this provision has allowed rapists to swap the charges against them for a wedding ring and a child bride.

Interpretations of this provision, by the Supreme Court or elsewhere, are extremely scanty.

By employing our empirical model described above, we have investigated the financial impacts of both possible interpretations of this provision.

In the weeks after the agreement, however, the administration and Smith & Wesson diverged in their interpretation of this critical provision.

This paper presents the methodology of measurement and interpretation of the provision of the people with the necessary comfort in the buildings in a relation to the design of new or redevelopment of the existing transport route.

Justice Ginsburg countered with a broader interpretation of the provision.

Here I discuss the odd but distinct possibility that it doesn't matter whether the challengers or the government have the better interpretation of the provision in question.

Despite the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, the Supreme Court's interpretation of that provision gives the police frighteningly wide discretion to follow, stop, question, frisk and employ excessive force against African-Americans and Latinos who have shown virtually no indication of wrongdoing.

The footnote in Casey, the court argued, "did not state that the Conference Committee Report set out the correct interpretation" of the provision, "much less that the Report was sufficient, despite the language of the statute, to provide the clear notice required under the Spending Clause".

But the Education Department used its own criteria to determine whether the company flouted federal law, rather than the Justice Department's interpretation of the provision.