"As they say, whatever decision I make, they would readily conclude that I am biased".
Under modern Commerce Clause principles, the Court could and should readily conclude that the opponents' claim amounts to little more than a distinction without a difference.
They could readily conclude that women have no rights whatsoever -- that would be no rights -- because the Constitution as originally written refers only to men.
Recalling his future wife cheering him on during the 1997 European championship, he readily concludes that "fencing is, after all, a romantic sport".
He concluded that "because it is evident that even a relatively small white shark, weighing two or three hundred pounds, might readily snap the largest human bones by a jerk of its body, after it has bitten through the flesh".
Anyone then watching might readily have thought: "I could easily have been on that bus".
As might readily be expected, these changing economic dynamics, of necessity, are being reflected in our banking markets.
I might readily expect the margin to be very large or I might expect it to be very narrow.
He might readily give all that he owns to defend himself.
But the Nuggets might not conclude their search so quickly.
