| But in reality that's a regulation that does set metes and bounds on what we can and can't do. |
| He notes: It was included in the Charter for a very good reason: a belief that there should be a parliamentary check on a fallible judiciarys decisions on the metes and bounds of our fundamental rights and freedoms. |
| Then its metes and bounds were fixed by the fringe of kathekosity which circumscribed it. |
| In fiction coincidence has its metes and bounds beyond which it dare not step. |
| What is the complete metes and bounds description of Gatineau Park as most recently approved by the government? |
| Surveyors were mapping out metes and bounds to tame the jumbled countryside with the gridiron pattern we know today. |
