Second, agencies of the delegated authority require an "intelligible principle" to exercise discretion which was lacking in this case.

Third, the intelligible principle must provide judges with a measuring stick for judicial review.

Their movements are not regulated by an intelligible principle, and it is impossible for them to be under the rider's control.

To prevent confusion about its intentions, Russia must base its policies toward the former Soviet empire - the "near abroad" - on explicitly formulated, intelligible principles that reflect moral absolutes.

It is difficult to discover any intelligible principles which would justify, or even explain, the existence of so many different tribunals.

Without a set of intelligible principles to guide them, or a rational institutional structure to supervise them, tribunals cannot develop a system of administrative law.

The Administration had argued that Congress could delegate virtually unlimited power to the President, so long as it set forth "intelligible principles" to guide the exercise of the President's discretion.

It would be straining probability to presume a connection between (alpha) this hieroglyphically recorded mode of self-analysis and (beta) ordinary introspection conducted on principles intelligible to himself.

Congress went into enumerated detail of the guidelines for the Sentencing Commission, providing more than an "intelligible principle"--the requirement for delegation of power.

Though it may be hard for the modern reader to recognize it as such, Bewick's book is in principle one intelligible ordering of relevant information.