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Specifically, the court rejected petitioners' plea for interpretation of the "limited Times" prescription not discretely but with a view to the "preambular statement of purpose" contained in the Copyright Clause: "To promote the Progress of Science". Id., at 377-378. Circuit precedent, Schnapper v. Foley, 667 F.2d 102 (CADC 1981), the court determined, precluded that plea.
Members of Congress have occasionally contemplated a constitutional amendment to preclude a future pardon like Nixon received, which itself suggests Congress acquiesces to the Executive Branch's view.
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But it doesn't seem to recognise that taking one position should have to preclude a contradictory view a second later.
Then experts discussed filling the air space above the fuel tank with inert nitrogen gas to preclude the possibility of a fire or explosion.
A gorgeous piece called "Private, Offhand Sestina" highlights her ability to write about emotion with the distance necessary to preclude sentimentality.
From Japan's point of view the attack on Russia very nearly ruptured the Tripartite Pact on which the Empire was depending for Germany's aid in maintaining good relations with Moscow so as to preclude any threat from Siberia.
In early January the government initiated mass arrests and blocked phones in an apparent attempt to preclude similar protests with the demolition of two other churches.
Anteroposterior (AP) and axillary views were examined to preclude fractures or other osteopathologies.
These are troubled times and we are in danger, if we are not careful, of slipping into a mindset that gives those conservative views a credibility that the nature of economics as a discipline ought properly to preclude.
