Mr. Heytens, representing the government, said the Supreme Court had said as recently as Tuesday, in Hayes v. United States, that "a certain amount of ambiguity doesn't automatically trigger the rule of lenity".
"Once you establish that it isn't clear," he said of the statutory language, "then you trigger the rule that waivers of sovereign immunity will not be considered to have any scope except that scope which is clear".
Set conditions to trigger the rule.
[#unhandled_cartoon] Seeing a weapon triggered the rules of engagement, and we ran toward the position.
Seeing a weapon triggered the rules of engagement, and we ran toward the position.
These constructions often share the property that rule applications must be delayed until it is safe to do so: until it is known that the condition that triggers the rule will continue to hold.
But for those willing to bet on having at least the same expensing limit in 2013, the decision on when to make an investment that would trigger the expensing rules hinges on how well the company anticipates it will do next year, said Grafton Willey, an accountant in Providence with the accounting firm CBIZ Tofias and a trustee of the National Small Business Association, another lobbying group.
My theory: Google bid the bare minimum for the national licenses to trigger the open rules and then either Verizon or AT&T ended up winning the auction by bidding for individual regional licenses and putting them together.
Incompetence of execution would presumably not trigger the Volcker Rule, if the intent were truly to hedge".
"To trigger the exclusionary rule," Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "police conduct must be sufficiently deliberate that exclusion can meaningfully deter it, and sufficiently culpable that such deterrence is worth the price paid by the justice system".
