Sentence examples for provisions cannot be from inspiring English sources
The majority's interpretation of these provisions cannot be reconciled with their text or our precedents.
However, code provisions cannot be used to simulate the observed reductions in bucking loads associated with compression softening from material plasticity.
We find no basis for holding that these provisions cannot be separately enforced if they are valid and we turn to that question.
There is no reason that enforcement of these provisions cannot be strengthened if the Congress believes that fraud is taking place.
The foregoing examination of the evolution of §§ 1983 and 1343 3) demonstrates to my satisfaction that the two provisions cannot be read as though they were but one statute.
Davis, at 1083-84 (refusing to rewrite arbitration agreement that contained four substantively unconscionable or void terms because "[t]hese provisions cannot be stricken or excised without gutting the agreement").
"The constitutionality of the minimum coverage provision cannot be resolved with a myopic focus on a malleable label," the judges said.
Among other things, this revealed high and increasing levels of life satisfaction across all the study groups, although the extent to which this was directly related to generous pension provision cannot be ascertained.
If the rest of the justices hold that the equal access provision cannot be privately enforced, that will open the door for other states with budget shortfalls to enact similar across-the-board cuts in Medicaid reimbursement rates.
The Senate parliamentarian has determined that the provision violates the Byrd rule, which states that a reconciliation bill can only address matters that affect the federal budget; if the anti-Planned Parenthood provision cannot be passed under reconciliation, it would require sixty votes to pass.
It is plain that the provision cannot be applied by a mere reference to percentages, and the fact that petiioner's sales in interstate and foreign commerce amounted to 37 per cent., and not to more than 50 per cent., of its production cannot be deemed controlling.
