Sentence examples for no infirmity from inspiring English sources
Even proponents of the former view have found no infirmity when Congress prospectively divides a judicial district, but retains the former configuration for past offenses.
In March 1952, after the case rose rapidly through the lower courts, the United States Supreme Court held in a 6-to-3 decision that there was "no constitutional infirmity" in the Feinberg Law, as Associate Justice Sherman Minton wrote in his opinion.
Examining in this light the admissions policy employed by the University of Michigan's College of Literature, Science and the Arts (College), and for the reasons well stated by Justice Souter, I see no constitutional infirmity.
(He said he bore no physical infirmities from those years; one of his worst injuries came only a few years ago when he wrestled a coyote to the ground after it latched onto his dog. The coyote then latched onto his left hand and almost tore off part of a finger).
And the rest of the day there was no fever, nor indisposition of the urine, nor any infirmity of the pulse.
If you do have a longer journey or an infirmity, then there are buses or trains.
I sometimes think that stasis itself is the sign of anguish or infirmity that no prompted motion can ever completely overcome.
In a 55-page decision, the three-judge panel stated, "We have no hesitation in concluding... that Proposition 71 suffers from no constitutional or other legal infirmity".
In the end, no place, no matter how serene, is immune to illness, infirmity and despair.
He writes: "My infirmity is that I had no emotional memory (still don't — a dead love is never deader than with me).
