Sentence examples for plain wording of from inspiring English sources
"If the statute contains an express pre-emption clause, the task of statutory construction must in the first instance focus on the plain wording of the clause, which necessarily contains the best evidence of Congress' pre-emptive intent". CSX Transp., Inc. v. Easterwood, 507 U.S. 658, 664 (1993).
The IRS, in a remarkable overreach, attempted to fix this by writing a regulation that ignored the plain wording of the law, all of which is now under court challenge.
The Court of Appeal construed section 8B(1) in accordance with the clear legislative intention expressed through the plain wording of the provision.
By declaring the debt ceiling unconstitutional, the White House could continue to meet its financial obligations, leaving Tea Party-backed Republicans in the difficult position of arguing against the plain wording of the Constitution.
And yet these right-wingers keep telling us that they are "constitutional conservatives". Anyway, I voted "no". Because there is no way to vote "this is absurd". Tea Party Republicans, please don't propose any bills that directly contravene the plain wording of the Constitution.
Still, large crowds have a way of offering a sometimes deceptive view of a campaign that has many other, less obvious elements — television commercials, direct mail, automated telephone calls and plain word-of-mouth.
Such thinking has long held sway among the would-be models, aspiring dancers and other footloose adventurers who have flocked here in response to promises of recruiters or plain word-of-mouth stories about the easy money to be made in the hostess business.
In response, Mr. Mills wrote that Mr. Levy had "not followed the plain words of the order".
Michael Sheehan's conclusions, expressed in the plain words of a former soldier, will not win literary prizes or universal assent.
As far as he was concerned, Zwingli was an "enthusiast" who did not take the plain words of Scripture seriously.
The president simply couldn't seem to escape his professorial past, to convey his passion and convictions in the plain words of plain folks, and to breach the chasm between the People's House and people's houses.
