Sentence examples for of the enumerated from inspiring English sources

Also, the international supervisory measures that apply to the ICESCR oblige the state parties to report to the UN Economic and Social Council on the steps they have adopted and on the progress they have made in achieving the realization of the enumerated rights.

The proposed template selection algorithm takes advantage of the FPGA area-time measures of the enumerated patterns, which can be easily inferred from the FPGA-aware enumeration strategy.

Possibly, those mobile pastoralists who are enumerated in censuses and surveys are the less economically viable, less mobile and therefore the most visible, generating bias in the perceived economic success of the enumerated population.

Microsoft has presented no evidence that the contractual (or the technological) restrictions it placed on OEM's ability to alter Windows derive from any of the enumerated rights explicitly granted to a copyright holder under the Copyright Act.

The ban, as Judge Cabranes observed, does not eliminate the right to personal self-defense that was guaranteed by Heller: "citizens may continue to arm themselves with non-semiautomatic weapons or with any semiautomatic gun that does not contain any of the enumerated military‐style features".

But he acknowledges that under his view of the enumerated powers, "Congress could, for example, force everybody to obtain food vouchers, join a grocery club, or demonstrate they had plans for paying for their food — paying some sort of fine if they did not".

Alien tree species accounted for 71% of all the enumerated trees while indigenous trees species accounted for 12%.

Similarly, when using a codeword of length and code rate of, the enumerating encoding method is as follows: (9).

In Politico's encapsulation, the two judges "agreed that freedom of speech is the most important of the freedoms enumerated in the Bill of Rights".

And because of the complexity of the problems enumerated below, thorium reactors are, by an order of magnitude, more expensive than uranium-fueled reactors.

One of the rights enumerated in the Constitution is the free exercise of religion.