Islam, like most faiths, is at its best when it is circumscribed.
It is circumscribed by specific requirements so that, notwithstanding its exceptional nature, it is justified pursuant to article 8(2)." Turning to article 14, Mr Justice Kay said it was appropriate to stand back and take stock in the circumstances of the case.
It is circumscribed by massive fortifications — high, salt-bleached stone walls built in the 17th and 18th centuries to thwart pirates during the long stretch when Cartagena was the New World's collection point for loot en route to Spain.
These tools, which gave shape to and made sense of the surrounding world, now, in much the same way, illuminate our understanding of the Western culture then being born: we begin to comprehend how it was circumscribed, shaped and measured.
Right away, it was circumscribed by the very jury that had set her free.
The limited evidence also means that it was difficult to determine the extent of health systems support, for example, whether it was circumscribed to those activities that directly support the mandates of the GHIs, or whether they sought to support the health system more broadly.
While we must be vigilant about the "pro-lifer -infested waters, we must be pro-lifer -infestedour pro-lifer -infested; it must be circumscribed by context.
At the UN the west rushed to push through a treaty threatening to codify a broad definition of terrorism without adequate guarantees that the fight against it would be circumscribed by human rights guarantees.
But it also plainly fails the referendum test: even if its application is circumscribed, it would create new European rights that the European Court may later increase in scope.A minimalist treaty would annoy both maximalists and Eurosceptics.
In truth, the public interest is so thin in revealing them that most of the time press lawyers have abandoned making public interest arguments for disclosure – rather resorting to Article 10 of the European Convention that gives people the right to "freedom of expression", without acknowledging that one person's freedom is circumscribed when it impinges on another's.
