Sentence examples for allows for courts from inspiring English sources

Passed with his administration's usual attention to public debate and due consideration (which is to say, none), the new law forces legislators and lobbyists to disclose their fees and allows for courts to seize the pensions of those politicians convicted of crimes.

Section 215 of the act allows for court orders, which can be made secret, to allow the government to collect data  that may be relevant to a government investigation.

Another, often called the library provision, allows for court-approved access to a wide swath of a suspect's personal information, including library records.

But insofar as the legislation allowed for courts to award and enforce injunctions against publication of material demonstrated to be harmful, many think that the legislation may have been functionally equivalent to censorship in practice (assuming that courts would in fact have been willing to award and enforce injunctions).

For one thing, she said, the law needs to allow for court challenges by members of the public.

The government will have to convince a court that allowing for courts-martial of contractors is a vital interest achieved by the new law.

The Title III provision allows for a court debt restructuring process akin to U.S. bankruptcy protection.

This election is a bit different, because religious issues, such as abortion and a stipulation in the constitution that allows for Muslim family courts, cut across ethnic lines.

He is not forced to wonder whether a court will allow for-profit companies at whim to bar him from buying products and services like other people.

The US court system allows for incredible access to court documents, and the culture of government is generally more open.

Lawyers say such a declaration allows for joining the court on an ad hoc basis, and has been allowed before, in the case of Sierra Leone, which is not a member.