A scheme so inconsistent with accepted separation-of-powers principles is an insufficient basis to sustain or uphold the restriction on speech.
The basis is considered insufficient to sustain or uphold the restriction on speech, if a scheme is so inconsistent with accepted separation-of-powers principles.
A scheme can be as inconsistent as it wants, and it will have a sufficient basis to uphold the restriction on speech.
The three people in the picture have nothing in their hands.
The man cuts meat.
The Festival of Asian Arts is held every year.
I keep Robert Housman's lust for facts, in high regard.
Debunker is not open.
I have never been to Malaysia or the Philippines.