Sentence examples for applying this doctrine from inspiring English sources

Applying this doctrine, the Supreme Court reasoned that any fraud would affect a company's price.

Applying this doctrine to maternity care, it is interesting to consider where, what, how and by whom, information is shared between women and their care givers and what impact this may have on their beliefs and attitudes.

Lincoln even applied this doctrine of constitutional self-restraint to his views of presidential power.

The court applied this doctrine to medical devices last month in a case called Medtronic v. Riegel, involving an FDA-approved balloon catheter that popped after the physician inflated it past its recommended pressure.

Many artists intuitively apply this doctrine.

Courts assume broad authority to do justice and applying the doctrine of "unjust enrichment" is one of many ways that this goal is accomplished.

Our opinions applying the doctrine known as "substantive due process" hold that the Due Process Clause prohibits states from infringing fundamental liberty interests, unless the infringement is narrowly tailored to serve a compelling state interest.

This unity of idea and expression is known in copyright law as the merger doctrine; courts applying the doctrine acknowledge that "even expression is not protected in those instances where there is only one or so few ways of expressing an idea that protection of the expression would effectively accord protection to the idea itself".

In applying the Doctrine, the courts consistently refer to two policy rationales.

And on the basis of a great, terrifying nothing, he wants to take the extraordinary step of applying the doctrine of preemptive self-defense against civilians.

The common law does not apply the doctrine of negligence to economic wrongs.