例句與造句

1. Rather, the Court's decision rests on a common-sense reading of the relevant law.
2. Dr . Sever is NASA's only archaeologist and works primarily with Dan Irwin to decode remote sensing readings.
3. The notability proposal relies on a common-sense reading of the article to determine if it indicates anything noteworthy about the subject.
4. The carefully reasoned majority opinion, written by Chief Judge Judith Kaye, reflects a common-sense reading of the language of the state's adoption statute and of its overall intent.
5. Conditional intent sufficed, the court said in a 7-to-2 opinion by Justice John Paul Stevens, who said that this was the " common sense reading " of the law.
6. It's difficult to find sensing reading in a sentence. 用sensing reading造句挺難的
7. He co-edits ( with poet Nicholas Manning ) the Continental Review, one of the longest running online literary magazines devoted to video poetics, and curates A Common Sense Reading Series.
8. But based on a common-sense reading of the law's wording and intent, a narrow 4-to-3 majority said the law should be " interpreted liberally " to include places like dentists'offices that provide " conveniences and services to the public ."
9. He held that " the constitutionality of slavery can be made out only by disregarding the plain and common-sense reading to the Constitution itself . [ T ] he Constitution will afford slavery no protection when it shall cease to be administered by slaveholders, " a reference to the Supreme Court majority at the time.
10. Under both a common-sense reading and the terms of 18 U . S . C . s6 which applies to all of Title 18 and defines " agency " to include, inter alia, any federal " department, independent establishment, commission, administration, authority, board or bureau " it seems incontrovertible that " agency " does not refer to a court.
11. Common sense reading of the article says it fits rationally into that category . [ Disclaimer : I have a COI and have refrained from editing the article, as a California attorney, and voter ( who has voted and campaigned against 8 and donated to its opponents ) . ] talk ) 07 : 30, 6 November 2008 ( UTC)
12. I've thought in these situations that it was useful ( nay, essential ) to provide context, based on a common-sense reading and understanding of the case in question, in order for the material to make sense and reduce the risk of its being misunderstood in a POV manner, but I've had WP : OR and WP : SYNTH thrown in my face.