Sentence examples for stated times from inspiring English sources

That clause provides: "The Judges, both of the supreme and inferior Courts... shall, at stated Times, receive for their Services a Compensation which shall not be diminished during their Continuance in Office".

This was the Court's year 1920 interpretation of the "Compensation Clause", the rule that Federal judges "shall, at stated Times, receive for their Services a Compensation, which shall not be diminished during their Continuance in Office" under Article III, section 1 of the U.S. Constitution.

It introduces the topics of Database Design; Integrity Constraints I: Candidate Keys and Related Constraints; Integrity Constraints II: General Constraints; Database Queries; Database Updates; Stated Times and Logged Times; Point and Interval Types Revisited.

In response to the argument that the fees would never have been paid at a "time Stated," Cranch replied that: "[I]t may, perhaps, be a compliance with the clause of the constitution, which requires that it shall be receivable at stated times, to say that it shall be paid when the service is rendered.

This practice developed into set common prayer at stated times each day (matins or vigils, midnight; lauds, first daylight; prime, sunrise; terce, mid-morning; sext, noon; none, mid-afternoon; vespers, sunset; compline, before retiring).

Services are currently allowed to arrive up to 10 minutes after stated times, before they are classed as late.

I have stated time and time again, that parenting is the key to a successful learner in the classroom.

Basically, Google+ is Google, as I've stated time and time again.

They've stated time and time again that they're not working on such a project.

It's always best to respond to IRS notices within their stated time frames.

Shows typically began some two or three hours after the stated time.