Sentence examples for the rules articulated from inspiring English sources
It thusly made any direct tax subject to the rules articulated in Article I, Section 2. Consequently, unless the U.S. Congress expected all income taxes to be apportioned among the states according to their populations, the power to levy income taxes was rendered impotent.
Chapter Four, on the "Monastic Experience," addresses three critical features: conversion to, and initial experiences of, the monastic life; the way the rules articulated the acquisition of monastic identity; and how they helped maintain it.
This is essentially the rule articulated in MGM Studios v. Grokster – that inducement liability arises from providing a service with the object of promoting its use to infringe copyright.
The second is the rule articulated by Maimonides nearly 800 years ago: embrace truth regardless of its source.
"Reading as Feeling" traces the "feeling rules articulated by the Fulbright Program" and internationalized American Studies (59), which sprang from the passionate pedagogy of critics like Alfred Kazin and F. O. Matthiessen, and aimed to make their international subjects feel in the right way.
The burden of proof in antitrust cases remains with the plaintiff, deriving such help as may be available in the circumstances from particularized rules articulated by lawsuch as the per se doctrine.
In Part IV, the Court returned to the general rule articulated in Part II.
The Court noted that commentators disagreed over whether the former class of cases should be brought within the general rule articulated in Part II.
We turn then to the question whether the burden imposed on interstate commerce in wild game by § 4-115(B) is permissible under the general rule articulated in our precedents governing other types of commerce.
The challenge is nothing less than that of finding 'European common ground', agreeing on shared ground rules, articulating the abstract idea of Europe in dealings with specific countries and institutions, and linking the infrastructure policy with the everyday praxis of medical communities and individual researchers.
Professor Nimmer questions whether the direct observation rule articulated in Amsterdam survives the 1976 Act. 1 M. Nimmer & D. Nimmer, Nimmer on Copyright § 2.08[A][b] at 2-80 (1990).
