Sentence examples for a challenged rule from inspiring English sources

In such cases the court pronounces that a challenged rule or action could not have been intended by the legislature because it is inconsistent with some other laws or established legal principles.

For example, in just the past year, Japan and the European Union have challenged Ontario, Canada's, renewable energy incentives program and the U.S. has filed a trade case challenging rules in India's national solar program.

It turned out to be a regressive proposal to weaken existing toxin risk standards by larding in an additional round of opportunities to challenge rules, a change that was sought by industry.

It urged the administration to slow down and consider the views of the Detroit car companies and the United Automobile Workers before proposing a challenging new rule setting a 56.2 m.p.g.

As indicated above, I am of the opinion that the validity of a challenged state harmless-error rule itself is a federal constitutional question.

In Robertson v. Baldwin (1897), a sailor challenged federal rules mandating the capture and return of deserters.

Autoweb unsuccessfully challenged a rule in Texas, for example, that requires companies to charge a fixed monthly fee to dealers for supplying them with sales leads, instead of selling each referral separately.

The groups, the United States Chamber of Commerce and the Investment Company Institute, challenged a rule that forced mutual funds and other investment companies to register with the commission.

Representatives of 1,250 armed police officers who protect UK civil nuclear sites have challenged a rule forcing them to work beyond the age of 60.

Last spring, the EPA asked a federal court to delay a case challenging the rule brought by 15 states and several companies.

Unfortunately, the rule's fate was thrown into question after industry and a handful of states challenged the rule and prevailed in a lower court.