Sentence examples for case permits from inspiring English sources

The pursuit of educational diversity, a five-justice majority said in the Grutter case, permits admissions personnel at public universities to do what the Constitution ordinarily forbids government officials to do — to sort people by race.

Now that the Citizens United case permits big donors like corporations and unions to spend money in elections, Mr. Dye added, "I think it's going to be really interesting to see how this plays out in Congress or the courts".

She has said that the plan could include flexibility for carbon-emitting businesses by allowing them to bank and borrow permits, but she has not supported setting a maximum price or "safety valve" cost in case permits become prohibitively expensive, as Mr. Summers and Mr. Orszag have.

The 3D reconstruction atoms, where the local concentration is above a given threshold (75 at.% in this case), permits revealing clearly Si-rich regions.

This case permits determination and elimination of the terms of both frequencies k1f s and k2f s by solving the following system of equations: ∑ l = 1 2 - 1 l + 1 cos π 2 k 1 α l = 0 ∑ l = 1 2 - 1 l + 1 cos π 2 k 2 α l = 0. (16).

In that case, permits may be awarded in excess of the net integrated emissions reductions specified by the policy.

A Supreme Court ruling that year (in the "X" case) permitting limited abortion highlighted the need for legislation to guide medical practitioners.

*Eliminate the requirement that the attorney general personally has to authorize using certain intelligence evidence in a criminal case, permitting him to designate an assistant attorney general to make such authorizations.

In a ruling last December, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, refused the plaintiffs' invitation to rule that the Supreme Court's 1978 decision in the Bakke case, permitting affirmative action in higher education, was no longer good law.

The statement also said, "While all appointments are subject to thorough background checks, the University erred in this case, permitting the new hire to begin teaching before the screening process had been completed".

Instead, his vice president would take over, creating what many see as an opportunity for Mr. Chávez to command the country from behind the scenes and, in any case, permitting him to run again in the next presidential election, in 2006.