Sentence examples for wording of article from inspiring English sources

("agree[ing]" to changes in the actual wording of Article 33).

However, in 1999 the wording of Article 16 of the regulation was changed, which left some uncertainty about the matter.

There is nothing in the wording of Article 50 that prohibits a country from unilaterally withdrawing notification.

The wording of Article 1(1) of the convention quoted above gives rise to doubt whether damage resulting from sonic booms is covered.

Their initiative relies upon the ambiguous wording of article 50 of the Treaty on European Union, which sets out how states could leave the EU.

The Court did not accept these arguments, finding in the general wording of Article 186 of the Treaty no room whatsoever for any distinctions along these lines.

In accordance with this the wording of articles 24 and 25 should be changed.

This is not only allowed by the wording of Articles 15 and 19, but even prescribed, to the extent that these articles impose a continuing - and thus necessarily evolving - obligation on the parties to maintain the quality of the water of the Danube and to protect nature.

If the law did not directly affect commerce "among the several states," in the words of Article I, the Nine Old Men on the Court said that Congress had no right to pass it.

Nothing, we think, in the words of Article I or in the history of that congressional power justifies limiting trial and [p29] punishment by the military, for crimes committed by members of the armed services, to the period of service.

Weiner begins by criticizing me for "pack[ing] immense political and constitutional content into the sparing words of Article III".