| The Act doesn't provide any grandfather clauses if you like, for old lists or anything like that. |
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| Certain owners could keep pets because of grandfather clauses, but Nina and I would not be included in this clause. |
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| We do not support any grandfather clauses for existing owners. |
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| He said he fully intended to rebuild it, but he said the town told him he had lost all his grandfather clauses and would only be allowed to have 165 seats in the new club. |
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| While grandfather clauses typically mean that weapons prohibitions meet with less resistance, they also mean that the weapons remain in circulation and therefore may still be misused or, more often, stolen and used in crime. |
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| Thus, the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment was applied minimally except in some cases of racial discrimination, such as the invalidation of literacy tests and grandfather clauses for voting. |
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| White officials used all kinds of devices to keep blacks from voting, including literacy tests, poll taxes, grandfather clauses, intimidation, and outright violence. |
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| Grandfather clauses and loopholes also make it very difficult to evaluate the impact of such prohibitions. |
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| Grandfather clauses imposed voting requirements like literacy tests on new voters but exempted people whose ancestors had voted. |
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| Grandfather clauses, literacy tests, secret organizations, and poll taxes were among the other problems various groups faced. |
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