Sentence examples for decisions cannot be challenged from inspiring English sources

However, the explanatory notes add: "Once enacted, [the bill] will ensure that any such decisions cannot be challenged on the grounds that the [back to work employment scheme] regulations were invalid … notwithstanding the court of appeal's judgment.

The articles of world governing body Fifa and Uefa state that association decisions cannot be challenged in an ordinary court.

The Prevention of Terrorism Act bill will allow authorities to detain suspects indefinitely without trial and the decision cannot be challenged in court.

A representative for the council's legal department declared yesterday that their decision cannot be challenged, citing article 191 of Haiti's electoral law.

"[This] has proved true". A representative for the council's legal department declared yesterday that their decision cannot be challenged, citing article 191 of Haiti's electoral law.

Experts interviewed by the Beijing News point out that Mr Xi's speech was "directed at all sectors in Hong Kong", and the "authority and the legality of the decision cannot be challenged or questioned".

These decisions then cannot be challenged in U.S. courts -- and U.S. taxpayers will get stuck with the bill.

A Supreme Court justice's decision on recusal is final and cannot be challenged.

However, the Court declined to opine whether the Lee Mau Seng decision meant that a detention order cannot be challenged on the basis that it was made for reasons completely outside the scope of the ISA.

One common kind of ouster clause is the total ouster or finality clause, which is inserted into a statute to indicate that the decision of a particular judge or tribunal is final and cannot be challenged by any court.

Thus, regardless of the Supreme Court's decision in American Needle, the NFL's television deals with the CBS, Fox, and NBC cannot be challenged under Section 1.