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The next two years passed uneventfully; she was transferred to Kiel on 1 April 1912.

The rest of 1908 continued uneventfully for Seeadler, as did the next few years.

The following two years proceeded uneventfully.

Gorizia spent the rest of 1939 and early 1940 uneventfully.

The two squadrons of the fleet ended the year with the usual training cruise into the Baltic, which took place uneventfully.

The year 1915 passed uneventfully, as a series of sweeps into the North Sea failed to bring contact with elements of the British Royal Navy.

A further halt in football took place during the Great War but soon after, in 1919, the club joined the Surrey Intermediate League where it stayed, uneventfully, until 1939 and a further break.

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In October 2005 Caldwell filed suit in California federal court claiming that he was unconstitutionally denied access to various forums to promote his "Quality Science Education" proposals.

Amid the resulting controversy, he accused President Doe of unconstitutionally releasing the couple in question, but he submitted to President Doe his resignation on 10 November 1987, but Doe rejected it and called for him to be punished with the removal of his citizenship.

On 23 August, the supreme court voted 8-6 that the Assembly was not acting unconstitutionally in assuming those powers; however, the next day Cecilia Sosa Gomez resigned in protest.

The ruling asserted that public primary and secondary education in poor communities throughout the state was unconstitutionally substandard.

Both emperors originally achieved power unconstitutionally, through acclamation by their troops; however, Constantine had been recognised as legitimate within the Tetrachic system and Maxentius had not.

This prompted Suharto to promise a harsh crackdown on anyone who dared to replace him unconstitutionally.

There are at least two ways a law might be attacked for being unconstitutionally vague:.

Laws which tend to fall under this category as being unconstitutionally vague usually contain broad language which is not defined anywhere else within the law (words and phrases such as annoy, profanity, and best practices).

State (Fla, 1971), ruled that the state's felony ban on sodomy was unconstitutionally vague because an "average person of common intelligence" could not reasonably know, without speculating, whether "abominable and detestable crime against nature" included oral sex or only anal sex.

"Humane" was judged to be unconstitutionally vague as a "definition of conduct subject to criminal prosecution"; the physician could not be certain whether or not his conduct was legal.

United States (2015), the Supreme Court ruled that the residual clause in the Armed Career Criminal Act was unconstitutionally vague and a violation of due process.