Sentence examples for broad immunity from from inspiring English sources

Courts have granted him broad immunity from prosecution while he is in office.

The bill addresses a 1976 law that gives other countries broad immunity from American lawsuits.

Precedent suggests that cartoonists enjoy extremely broad immunity from even the racial provisions.

Here's the crux of those agreements: PayMe, PayPlace and ecount claim broad immunity from liability.

It amends a 1976 law that grants foreign countries broad immunity from American lawsuits.

General Pinochet has been a Senator for Life, a position that grants him broad immunity from prosecution, since 1998.

But in December, the Islamist-backed Constitution granted the generals broad immunity and autonomy from civilian control, in an apparent quid pro quo.

In a case that pitted competing interests of public safety, personal privacy and the broad immunity of the government from liability lawsuits, the court's more conservative majority found that Congress had not allowed compensation for mental anguish when violations of the Privacy Act of 1974 inflicted no actual damage, like a loss of income.

It is "outrageous", she said, that Congress granted gun manufacturers and sellers a broad immunity against prosecution.

In June 2003, L. Paul Bremer III, the chief American administrator in Iraq, granted broad immunity to civilian contractors and their employees.

(Mr. Venizelos is also the man responsible for a law granting broad immunity to government ministers).