Sentence examples for courts power from inspiring English sources

He cosponsored the Norris La Guardia Act (1932), which restricted the courts' power to ban or restrain strikes, boycotts, or picketing by organized labour.

"The appeal will be a crucial test of the courts' power to overturn the financial regulations that stemmed from the sweeping banking overhaul after the crisis".

Moreover, the justices dismissed the notion that allowing monetary damages would extend the federal courts' power into an area that belonged to the executive and legislative branches.

Judge Moore said Congress had given immigration officials sweeping powers to make such decisions and had sharply limited courts' power to review those decisions.

He has also signed decrees extending military courts' power and giving the interior ministry the right to close down non-governmental organisations without a court order, measures that Mr Jabareen compares to other, more repressive Arab regimes.

But Anna Gelpern, a professor at the Washington College of Law at the American University, said that if the federal court's rulings are upheld, it might just end up underscoring the limitations of the American courts' power.

The 39-page ruling by five supreme court justices may not have changed the law on privacy but it has bolstered courts' powers to impose injunctions.

His sentencing and punishment bill, which is now before parliament, will give the courts powers to extend the tag curfew limit from 12 hours a day to 16.

The limits of courts' powers have also been queried.

Alison L. Young has examined the upper boundaries to courts' powers of interpretation.

Young dismisses the first two as incompatible with the legislative history (and, in at least the first case, judicial history) and believes the third to present no rigid limit on courts' powers at all.