Sentence examples for be struck down or from inspiring English sources
Should Obamacare be struck down or crippled, the Roberts court will be seen by many as politically slanted.
Right now, the insurers say they don't know if the whole law will be struck down or just parts of it or whether all of the legislation will be deemed constitutional.
The timing makes it likely that Mr Obama's most notable legislative achievement will either be struck down or definitively upheld in the middle of next year's election campaign.A mini-crisis over this and next year's American budgets, which might have led to a temporary government shutdown, seemed to have been averted.
"It is bad policy because it means that perfectly legitimate school discipline polices can be struck down or abandoned because they have politically incorrect statistical results," said Clegg on Tuesday, before the new executive order had been announced. .
"Whether the mandate is struck down or not, Georgia is under the edict to establish an exchange," he said.
Such bans have been enacted in about 30 states but in most cases have been struck down or curtailed by lower courts.
