Sentence examples for claim of standing from inspiring English sources

Were we to accept respondents' claim of standing in this case, there would be no principled basis for confining our exception to litigants relying on the Establishment Clause.

Rather, appellees' claim of standing is based on a loss of political power, not loss of any private right, which would make the injury more concrete.

[n18] We rejected plaintiff's claim of standing because "his challenge [was] not addressed to the taxing or spending power, but to the statutes regulating the CIA". 418 U.S. at 175.

Respondents' claim of standing implicitly rests on the presumption that violations of the Establishment Clause typically will not cause injury sufficient to confer standing under the "traditional" view of Art.

It is also at least theoretically possible, he added, that the government will try to use information gathered from the program in an ordinary criminal prosecution and thus perhaps allow an argument "for a claim of standing on the part of the attorney" for the defendant.

In other cases, judges are finding that banks' claims of standing in a foreclosure case can conflict with other evidence.

Their claims of standing in the centre of the political landscape have thus been disputed by political scientists.

Subdivisions (8)(b) and (c) allow a claimant to move to dismiss only if the claimant has standing, and recognize the government's right to move to dismiss a claim for lack of standing.

In addition, Justice Stevens said, Massachusetts was due special deference in its claim to standing because of its status as a sovereign state.

In addition, Stevens said, Massachusetts was due special deference in its claim to standing because of its status as a sovereign state.

This project is our way of speaking back, of claiming this campus, of standing up to say: We are here.