It was deliberately crafted to exclude a wide variety of political offenses, such as criticizing the government.
Like all bills of rights, it was deliberately crafted as a "higher law", to which all other law and policy must conform "where possible".
Speaking about the law and the possibility that it runs afoul of the First Amendment, he said: "This doesn't do that, and it's deliberately crafted not to do that.
The end goal for most New Year's resolutions is living a better life, and I'd like to suggest the key to a better life is not cutting out something you love doing; rather, it's deliberately crafting a balanced life you enjoy.
In fact, it's made in what critics derisively refer to as the International Style that is, wines that are deliberately crafted to appeal to the international wine market, paying scant attention to the traditions of the regions in which they are made.
While some are deliberately crafted pieces of prose (the transcripts of formal speeches, or the carefully turned words of great writers), many more are artless (the letters, recollections, or diaries of ordinary people), and no less potent or evocative for that.
Speaking in Washington on Wednesday, Gary Samore, Mr. Obama's top adviser on unconventional weapons, said the wording of the nuclear review was "deliberately crafted" to exclude Iran and North Korea from the security guarantee, creating an incentive for both countries to come into compliance with the treaty.
David Sherborne, speaking on behalf of the claimants, also said MGN's comments were "deliberately crafted".
There is a stronger reliance on verticality for weaving through a level stealthily and non-lethally, and an overall sense that every square foot of the environment was deliberately crafted to encourage smart, careful navigation.
"We believe that the statements made this week by Mr. Anderson were deliberately crafted and delivered for specific effect," the airline said in a statement.
For three years, the Justice Department and civil rights groups were united against Texas' 2011 voter ID law, arguing that the law — thought to be the strictest in the nation — not only kept black and Latino people from voting, but was deliberately crafted by state lawmakers to do so.
