Sentence examples for specifically contemplated from inspiring English sources

The Constitution often works just fine in ways that were not specifically contemplated by its framers.

Mr. Everson replied, "It is not specifically contemplated, but it will undoubtedly be looked at".

A week ago, Sallie Mae sued the buying group, insisting that their merger contract specifically contemplated the legislation and that changes in the credit environment do not annul the agreement.

In dissent, Judge Johnnie B. Rawlinson wrote that the federal law specifically contemplated the use of a different form developed by the state, one that could itself test eligibility requirements, including citizenship.

Lastly, Respondent states that the very terms of the Co-existence Agreement expressly and specifically contemplated such a future sale of the domain names and permitted such, so long as certain aspects of the agreement were also agreed to by the new purchaser.

Secondly, this contract very specifically contemplates that the picture will be produced, will be directed by Preminger... (Voice fades out. Dissolve).

There is a good argument that Axcelis's policy specifically contemplates the board having a veto, and so a Delaware court should apply the business judgment rule and uphold the board's decision.

And, while the Constitution assigns courts the duty generally to review executive detentions that are alleged to be illegal, the Constitution does not specifically contemplate any role for courts in the conduct of war, or in foreign policy generally.

Florida law specifically contemplates hand recounts.

Specifically in this case one wonders why conditions would be contemplated for any reason other than pure politics.

His prescription, which was specifically given for and calculated to be a lethal overdose, is contemplated as something "to cause death (to kill her)", then "for sleep", then acknowledged as something that is 'not safe for sleep' (pp 1039 1040) [ 35].