| There is room to refuse Senate acceptance of Bill S-4 on the simple grounds that it is colourable legislation. |
| Tourists are also catered for in a native block-stamped variety, which is at least a colourable imitation of the real article. |
| There was no such similarity or colourable imitation in the title as to support the claim. |
| In other words, the choice may not be simply between a bona fide claim and a colourable claim, for example. |
| There is not so much as a colourable pretence that any American had a hand in the matter. |
| He thought this was colourable, something invented after the event in order to give an excuse for not taking a man back who has been the subject of a reinstatement order. |
