Sentence examples for barred challenges from inspiring English sources

The act barred challenges to consent decrees by parties who knew or should have known of the decree, or who were adequately represented by the original parties.

"The solution to this uncertainty," they conclude, is for Congress to "pass a special-purpose statute stating that the [Anti-Injunction Act] does not bar" challenges to the individual mandate until the provision goes into effect in 2014.

But California law has barred peremptory challenges based on sexual orientation in state courts for more than a decade, and the system seems to work.

Justice Breyer said that the court should reconsider the Custis case -- which was heard before he joined the court -- that barred such challenges as part of sentencing proceedings.

In one case that likely made more people in her party happy, Blatt argued a case for GlaxoSmithKline that barred peremptory challenges of jurors based on sexual orientation.

Beyond Bars challenges us to rethink how we define public safety.

But the relationship has come under increasing scrutiny following a UN report that accused Kagame's forces of war crimes, including possibly genocide, in the east of Democratic Republic of Congo, and charges that the Rwandan government is increasingly authoritarian after the opposition was effectively barred from challenging Kagame in August's presidential election.

Therefore, they say, defendants are procedurally barred from challenging West again.

As a result, Angle was barred from challenging for the belt as long as Styles is the title holder.

Then the board will have six weeks, barring legal challenges, in which to organize the vote.

Barring legal challenges, the Aggies will become members of the Southeastern Conference next season.