Sentence examples for sustained under the from inspiring English sources

Chief Justice Rehnquist said the provision could not be sustained under the 14th Amendment because that amendment prohibits discrimination by states or "state actors" rather than the private individuals whose conduct is the target of this law.

Into his conference call, the CNN producer says (correctly) that the Court has held that the individual mandate cannot be sustained under the Commerce Clause, and (incorrectly) that it therefore "looks like" the mandate has been struck down.

Conceptually, at least, it matters because even though the forms of traditional folk arts may be preserved, how can their soul be sustained under the modern, commercializing influences that Fomento Cultural Banamex is promoting?

Therefore, although Ku associates with telomerase subunits throughout the cell cycle, the associations are transient or unable to be sustained under the conditions of these experiments.

The new results demonstrate the presence of sulfate-driven AOM in terrestrial hypersaline systems and expand our understanding of how microbial life is sustained under the challenging conditions of an extremely hypersaline environment.

These human qualities, which do not easily occur in the life of any man, are even more difficult to sustain under the pressure involved in making a film such as "Gravity".

But at least he's given CNET's stockholders back all of the losses they've sustained under his watch with the $1.8 billion sale to CBS.

The results showed that there was no detectable difference in the amount of damage sustained under similar loading for the two types of hybrid beams tested.

While valuable, these studies do not allow us to conclude if an EMT sustained under "physiologic conditions" within the tumor microenvironment leads to the myriad changes in phenotype observed in vitro.

In the case of Arabidopsis, hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) levels diurnally oscillate and this oscillation is sustained under constant light conditions, indicating the involvement of the circadian clock in this regulation.

The injuries he sustained under restraint were "consistent with excess pressure being used".