As the hearings went on, it began to seem to many people that the truth in this matter lay somewhere beyond the reach of legal processes: clearly, someone was lying, and it may be that only the two principals will ever know which one it was.
And this mid-level scale permits the historian to make substantive judgments about the "reach" of social processes that are likely to play a causal role in the story that needs telling.
A governmental policy of deliberately putting potential defense witnesses beyond the reach of compulsory process is not easily reconciled with the spirit of the Compulsory Process Clause.
The reach of the processed food industry goes a lot deeper than we think, extending to foods designed to look as if they are not really processed at all.
Rep. 699, 701, it is said that 'this immunity of a state from suit is absolute and unqualified, and the constitutional provision securing it is not to be so construed as to place the state within the reach of the process of the court.
"What concerns me is... we not put out of reach of lawful process … what is often sometimes the only, but critical, evidence of securities fraud".
A rule that categorically equated "classified" matters with "secret" matters would, for example, perversely encourage the President to classify politically embarrassing information simply to place it beyond the reach of judicial process.
Processed corn is extremely prevalent in the average American's diet, so instead of reaching for processed corn products, opt for fresh.
The evaluation study should not only focus on effectiveness and cost-effectiveness but also include the evaluation of the intended change process by investigating the dose delivered, fidelity and reach of the intervention (process evaluation) [ 5- 7].
The current study's process evaluation indicates recruitment over a 1-month period and ineffective communication strategy reduced the reach of the programme (process evaluation due for publication in 20171).
Doing so, Judge Hawkins said, would "perversely encourage the president to classify politically embarrassing information simply to place it beyond the reach of the judicial process".
