Sentence examples for been maintained against from inspiring English sources
an action of the nature like this before the Court could have been maintained against one of the States in the Union upon the principles of the common law, which I have shown to be alone applicable.
Similar vigilance has been maintained against smaller scale encroachment.
The majority articulates other adverse consequences which may result from permitting suits to be maintained against public officials.
The court held that, until one of these preliminary conditions had been satisfied, no action for restitution could be maintained against the carrier.
I dissent from so much of the judgment in this case as holds that this suit cannot be maintained against the auditor of the state of North Carolina.
Charges were maintained against former minister Eric Woerth, who was Sarkozy's treasurer in the 2007 campaign; Bettencourt's former companion, the society photographer François-Marie Banier; her lawyer Pascal Wilhelm; her financial advisor Patrice de Maistre, and six others.
This is where clay car models are placed for viewing outside, because designers want to see their visions in natural light, though privacy must be maintained against early glimpses by outsiders.
Third, dances and plays are indissolubly linked to the recurring cycles of local festivals and rituals whereby the well-being of the community is maintained against constantly threatening malicious forces in the spirit world.
No suit, therefore, can be maintained against a public officer, which seeks to compel him to exercise the state's power of taxation, or to pay out its money in his possession on the state's obligations, or to execute a contract, or to do any affirmative act which affects the state's political or property rights.
Such suit or proceeding may be maintained against the United States notwithstanding the provisions of section 2502 of title 28 of the United States Code (relating to aliens' privilege to sue) and notwithstanding the provisions of section 1502 of such title 28 (relating to certain treaty cases).
The first half was devoted to the two great classic pieces in which the conversational mode of chamber music is maintained against an orchestral background: Bach's Concerto in D minor for two violins and Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante for violin and viola.
