Sentence examples for particular clause from inspiring English sources
LANE: And, pursuant to this particular clause, isn't it a fact that Columbia had the right to exhibit this picture on television?
In recent years, the Supreme Court has embraced a freestanding federalism that is not tied to any particular clause of the Constitution.
Similarly there are sets of pronouns, and the selection of the pronoun in a particular clause is determined by the class of the noun to which the pronoun refers.
It's important to point out that that particular clause... was put in at the behest of the Irish government and that was because of Green participation in that government".
A number of companies, both large and small, have expressed their fears to the Guardian that one particular clause of the proposed legislation gives the government the power to force them to weaken their systems, in order to enable the bulk collection aspects of the bill.
Perhaps there should be an amendment to that particular clause allowing camera-based applications to join in on the volume button fun, whether they use iOS 5's camera control or not.
Would MPs from Scotland be brought back in what a Scottish Labour MP George Foulkes called a kind of 'legislative hokey-cokey', to vote just on these particular clauses?
Rather than invoking any overarching separation of powers theory, interpreters should apply tools of ordinary textual interpretation to construe the particular clauses that make up the constitutional structure.
The first is based on a formulation of satisfiability as production on a supply chain, where producers of particular variable assignments must acquire licenses to fail to satisfy particular clauses.
We do not decide whether, in view of the separability provision (§ 3), the State courts might cull out from Section 2 particular clauses which, standing alone, could be sustained.
We ought look beyond the purposes of particular clauses and to the Constitution as a whole when making sense of the application of particular clauses.
