Sentence examples for that the contemplated from inspiring English sources

Later, Signor Mussolini intimated to us that the contemplated compromise had failed owing to British intransigence.

Dirks' citation of Professor Brudney's 1979 Harvard Law Review article reinforces the view that the Court contemplated the possibility of intangible personal benefits.

They told those gathered that the Greeks contemplated the question, "What is the world really about?" but that they did so essentially as a story.

It might seem that the requirement, contemplated above, that the spacetimes under consideration be maximal, already rules out spacetimes that have "holes" in them.

Nor is the effect on the commerce greater than or substantially different in kind from that contemplated by the stabilization programs authorized by federal statutes.

Anything less would impose a disability upon indigent defendants far greater than that contemplated by the preliminary screening provision which § 1915 permits.

"This is exactly the kind of vehicle that was contemplated when the money was put in the bill".

July 11 , 1938 all the iron and steel companies in the United States were given notice that the Secretary contemplated proceedings for determining the minimum prevailing wage for their industry.

It seems fair to conclude that the Clause contemplates that the Senate may determine, within broad boundaries, such subsidiary issues as the procedures for receipt and consideration of evidence necessary to satisfy its duty to "try" impeachments.

The DoC retains oversight over ICANN for a period longer than that originally contemplated by the White Paper.

sional figure among the trees, and by dusky faces that contemplated the steadily moving steamer.