Sentence examples for balancing tests from inspiring English sources

Scalia disparages compromises and balancing tests and incremental, one-time-only solutions of the kind that Sandra Day O'Connor, for instance, is famous for.

Most of the bills have yet to pass, and many may not meet the various balancing tests required by the Supreme Court.

*On April 12, the United States attorney's office in New Haven announced a civil settlement with the Chromalloy Gas Turbine Corporation for conduct relating to improper certification of aircraft engine balancing tests by a former subsidiary in Newington, Conn.

The Chief does have extra power within the Court, in that he assigns which Justices will write the opinions and runs the conference in which cases are discussed, and you could imagine Scalia withholding cases from O'Connor because she favors the kind of incremental solutions and compromise positions and balancing tests that he, in his absolutism, hates.

And it went all the way to the Supreme Court: in 1990, by a margin of just 6-3, the Court permitted stops, but only after finding that they, along with breath tests, in these circumstances, were seizures in the sense of the Fourth Amendment, and had to be properly constructed to meet careful balancing tests.

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Texas (1997) balancing test are easily met.

Australia also uses a balancing test.

"We argue for a balancing test," he continued.

It is a balancing test common to departments everywhere.

"Balancing out convenience versus constitutional rights -- I don't see that as a real balancing test.