Sentence examples for specific enactments from inspiring English sources

More specifically, I will argue that specific enactments of population identities as genetic categories are materially embedded in bioinformatics tools.

First, in Germany strict liability has been introduced only by specific enactments, while the Civil Code, minor exceptions apart, remains faithful to the fault principle.

We are strongly urged to reconsider Blockburger by reading the various specific enactments of Congress as reflecting a unitary congressional purpose to outlaw nonmedicinal sales of narcotics.

Familiar equitable doctrines, applicable to the whole domain of law and unquestioned as part of the judicial process, are infused into specific enactments dealing only with the specific problems that call for specific formulation.

This case study shows how bioinformatics software can contribute to specific enactments of population identities through assumptions that become embedded in an algorithm.

DBIR allowed the team to draw upon the research on specific enactments of MEAs as tools in mathematics and engineering education.

But Arizona's decision to pursue single-minded, aggressive, non-discretionary "attrition through enforcement" conflicts with the complex balancing act that the Constitution, and specific congressional enactments, have delegated to the Executive branch.

2. Today's plurality avails itself of neither principled option, instead accepting the Government's submission that Flast should be limited to challenges to expenditures that are expressly authorized or mandated by specific congressional enactment.

(Whether the challenged government expenditure is expressly allocated by a specific congressional enactment is not relevant to the Article III criteria of injury in fact, traceability, and redressability). Yet the plurality is also unwilling to acknowledge that Flast erred by relying on purely mental injury.

show that the challenged enactment exceeds specific constitutional limitations upon the exercise of the taxing and spending power, and not simply that the enactment is generally beyond the powers delegated to Congress by Art.

Secondly, the taxpayer must show that the challenged enactment exceeds specific constitutional limitations imposed upon the exercise of the congressional taxing and spending power and not simply that the enactment is generally beyond the powers delegated to Congress by Art.