Sentence examples for challenging the exclusion from inspiring English sources

challenging the exclusion of same-sex couples from civil marriage.

The legal problem with challenging the exclusion has always been standing.

Crucially, the 5th Circuit compared the developer's claim to the heartland disparate impact cases challenging the exclusion of all low-income housing and found that, "[i]f anything, racial minorities are already concentrated in [the locality and] additional low-income developments would further this trend". Artisan/American Corp. v. City of Alvin, 588 F.3d 299, 2009n.20092009).

The ACLU offices on the West Coast had been more directly involved in addressing the tide of anti-Japanese prejudice from the start, as they were geographically closer to the issue, and were already working on cases challenging the exclusion by this time.

Titul filed a lawsuit challenging the exclusions, so far to no avail; Fyodorov filed a similar suit, but a court dismissed it, and now the company is in talks to be acquired.

Edmonds also challenged the exclusion of the public and the press from the courtroom in which the District of Columbia U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard her appeal in April.

The diploma has enabled the college to challenge the exclusion of learning-disabled adults from higher education and has had a profound impact on the lives of students and on the culture of the university.

Last month the high court ruled in favour of three families and the British Humanist Association, who had challenged the exclusion of non-religious worldviews in the syllabus of the government's new religious studies GCSE.

Indeed, serial correlation in wages and employment at the skill-cell level would tend to challenge the exclusion restriction of our instrument.

In the future new therapies with direct-acting antivirals (DAAs) and evolving standard of care will challenge the exclusion based on length incarceration.

On Tuesday, she joined a federal lawsuit challenging the blanket exclusion.