Sentence examples for be immunized from from inspiring English sources

That the most powerful actors should be immunized from the rule of law - not merely treated better, but fully immunized - is a constant, widely affirmed precept in US justice.

In this way, the database can be immunized from many malicious transactions.

In that way, American interests could be immunized from becoming Egyptian political footballs again.

If this happens, say on an annual or semi-annual basis, all in the supply chain, including those carving and playing instruments, would be immunized from liability.

22 It is true that this is the first time that this Court has declared unequivocally that a provincially-constituted statutory tribunal cannot constitutionally be immunized from review of decisions on questions of jurisdiction.

Perhaps more important, that line of jurisprudence would create a loophole allowing private regulatory evasion, since a transfer from a domestic debtor to a foreign beneficiary could be immunized from recovery if made through a foreign entity.

On the battlefield, militaries are immunized from certain unintended killings of noncombatants, or collateral damage, and weapons manufacturers also are released from liability to a great extent; but in civil society, those immunities derived from international law, e.g., Geneva Conventions, would no longer apply.

"The broad policy," he said, "is akin to a fellow murdering his wife, then calling the police and by saying, 'I've just murdered my wife,' is immunized from prosecution". One of his lawyers, Thomas Russo of the Chalos & Brown firm in New York, called the court decision "a complete vindication" of Captain Hazelwood.

Now comes Alaska, which lets you create a trust for your own benefit that is immunized from creditors' claims;again, provided you weren't trying to defraud known creditors.

Thus, any terms of the collective bargaining agreement are immunized from attack under antitrust law.

And it makes it okay for the person you hurled a lie at to respond in kind -- and now, they're immunized from criticism.