Sentence examples for denied standing from inspiring English sources

Countless future suits would be denied standing.

If passengers are denied standing to sue, Amtrak is largely on its own.

If it is true, as Justice Stevens claims, that all of the cases in which the Court has denied standing because of a lack of redressability happened to involve government action or inaction, that would be unsurprising.

961, 22 L.Edenied76, denied standing to defendants to suppress the fruits of Fourth Amendment injuries to others, but that issue is not presented here inasmuch as all of these movants purported to be victims of intercepted conversations.

But with Congress in such turmoil, a considerable push by President Obama is needed to end a shameful era in which gay men and lesbians have been denied standing as patriots defending the nation.

The clarification horrified farm groups because many farm organisations will also be denied standing to challenge federal environmental approvals in the court and this could stymie several planned challenges to federal approval of the controversial $1.2bn Shenhua Watermark coalmine on the fertile Liverpool Plains in NSW.

Otherwise, Justice Frankfurter's opinion denying standing would have been the controlling opinion.

Mr. Dale denies standing on the blocks or trying to take photos of Mr. Ford's house and, in particular, its interior or yard.

At the same time, the appellate panel ruled that the college's interests in denying standing to Chi Iota were "substantial".

But, as we wrote in an editorial on December 10 , 2010 denying standing to the anti-marriage crowd would effectively nullify the referendum, confounding the initiative process and the voters' right to have their choices defended.

[n5] To construe that Article to deny standing "'to the class for whose sake [a] constitutional protection is given,'" Jones v. United States, 362 U.S. 257, 261 (1960), quoting New York ex rel.