Sentence examples for shall extend to from inspiring English sources

It was also stated that "no law hereafter made by the Parliament of the United Kingdom" or by any dominion parliament "shall extend to any of the said Dominions as part of the law of that Dominion otherwise than at the request and at the consent of that Dominion".

Gibbs added, "If this initial wave of hardened veterans is unable to bring the situation under control, the president will consider signing an Executive Order directing that until March 31 , 2011 the western border of the District of Columbia shall extend to Iowa".

The starting point for so-called "judicial supremacy" is the Supreme Court's seminal 1803 decision in Marbury v. Madison, in which Chief Justice John Marshall declared that the "judicial power shall extend to all cases arising under the Constitution," and that "it is emphatically the province and duty of the judicial branch to say what the law is".

It is, however, understood that in the case of a waiver of immunity no such waiver of immunity shall extend to any measure of execution.

Summary of the Amendment: The Pardon power shall not extend to members of the Executive Branch; Executive Privilege claims shall be decided by a Special Panel established by Congress whose decisions shall be rendered within 30 days of the claim, and the presumption shall be for disclosure.

In 1788, delegates to the New York ratifying convention proposed an amendment to the Constitution: bankruptcy laws passed by Congress "shall only extend to merchants and other traders," but states should have the power to "pass laws for the relief of other insolvent debtors".

The power to pardon (including clemency and commutation) of the President shall not extend to any person who has been employed in the Executive Branch during the tenure in office of either that President or the Vice-President if the Vice-President becomes President due to the Office of President becoming vacant.

"The effects of the patent right shall not extend to the following: (i) working of the patented invention for the purpose of research or experiment... ........ (Section 96-(1) of the Patent Law in Korea).

To show this, we shall use a technique due to Haraux [15], and we shall extend it to handle the nonlinearities of Equation 1 as follows.

"The protections of the First Amendment that apply to the spending of money on lobbying and elections, whether by contributions, expenditures or otherwise, shall extend only to human beings".

A grassroots campaign is underway to enact a Constitutional Amendment specifying that, "the protections of the First Amendment that apply to the spending of money on lobbying and elections, whether by contributions, expenditures or otherwise, shall extend only to human beings".