Sentence examples for may not strip from inspiring English sources
Both are found in the 14th amendment.One is the "due process clause", which says that the state may not strip citizens of "life, liberty or property" without good cause.
Although very thin Au films can be extremely smooth, if the Au is too thin, it may not completely cover the template and the desired material may not strip off.
It assumed that the individual alone was bringing in the revenue, and disregarded two important factors: the shareholders' capital that stood behind the business; and the brand or franchise of the firm for which the individual was working.Competition and co-operationRegulators attacking the banks may not stop at stripping out their equity research.
Do not strip the wires first.
However, his refusal to make wholesale dismissals may have been responsible the legislature not stripping the bulk of his gubernatorial powers as it had done to Flem D. Sampson, the last Republican governor.
Minor tuning, not stripping down.
Inner tube may not be seen (Strip sign).
£12 each or four for £60?" – and yes, somehow, you were stunned by how he managed to say all those words in less than one second, so, bedazzled by the idea of it, you all bought what very much appear to be raffle tickets off him, and now you're going to some place you've never heard of on the edge of town called "Chasers:, which may or may not be a strip club. .
And yet, however offensive those one-drop policies may appear today, that offensiveness alone doesn't strip the reasoning behind them of all descriptive truth.
At the Gymnastics Gala in Rio on Wednesday, he did just that, with a delightful, crowd-pleasing performance on the parallel bars that may or may not have involved light stripping.
