Sentence examples for prong it from inspiring English sources

Because the Court found that the statute was unconstitutional on Lemon's first prong, it did not also consider whether the statute had the unconstitutional effect of endorsing or promoting religion.

By the division of its blade into tines or prongs, it assumed more of the form of our garden-rakes, and it was distinguished by the epithets bidens and quadridens (Cato de Re Rust. 10) according to the number of the divisions.

In response, government lawyers said Mr. Deroche's testimony addressed only one of the three legal prongs it is using to prove that the statue was stolen Cambodian property.

If the prong picks it up with ease but then drops it at the top, try going for the one closer to the chute.

However, a review of these ten cases show that they either were cases that mistakenly applied the objective test and mislabeled it the subjective test or else would have reached the same result under the objective prong had it been reached.

Because even his employers didn't want him to win the first prong of it.

The majority of the panel deciding the Mississippi case avoided the inquiry altogether because no arguments were made regarding Casey's purpose prong, and it felt bound by precedent on the rational basis inquiry.

Fix Felines by Five Months relied on a two prong approach; it informed pet owners about the need to get cats spayed by five, not six, months of age and then provided subsidies to enable people to act on the information that they had received.

With its three-prong connector, it can accommodate heavy-duty devices but still retracts its full five-foot length into a compact roll.

It had a couple of prongs to it.

Trying to show that the United States was standing firm on its position, the State Department said there was a three-prong approach it described as the "three D's".