Almost everyone agrees that the Constitution includes whatever its text logically requires or more or less clearly implies.
This last (delightfully context-free) anecdote points to the book's first key insight: humiliation requires, or at least imagines, a trio.
"Our policy calls for disciplinary action to be taken against any manager who requires or even tolerates off-the-clock work," he said.
"Congress," he said, "intended to ban not just the destruction of the embryo, but research that requires or relies upon the deliberate destruction of human embryos".
The law has created mass confusion, because nobody knows what it really requires or what parts the court might throw out at any moment.
Sister Paulette LoMonaco, who has directed Good Shepherd's program for two decades, says that one key to its success is a much better staff-to-child ratio than the state requires or that city payments alone would cover.
They violate your bodily sanctity, your emotional sanctity, your trust in your insides and everything outside, your confidence that your body is your own or that your trauma requires or deserves justice.
And even then it is not clear what would set off the commission's inquiry -- an establishment's failure to post signs, as the new law requires, or its failure to actually pluck cigarettes from smokers' mouths.
According to a guide to offshore tax havens, "Sark is probably the only true remaining Fiscal Paradise in the world and the ideal island for anyone who requires, or desires, absolute seclusion".
The letter, on Supreme Court of Nevada stationery, also stated that nothing in the law that established the mediation program "requires or permits a mediator to recommend specific sanctions".
Poor countries should also be wary of any provisions in trade deals that try to impose stronger intellectual-property standards than TRIPS requires, or of any moves towards universal, one-size-fits-all patents in such controversial areas as biotechnology.
