Sentence examples for district rule from inspiring English sources

1752, 48 L.Ed.2d 1976(1976), the Court of Appeals found that a school district rule barring employment of unwed parents was insufficiently related to any legitimate objective to satisfy the requirements of the Equal Protection Clause.

Still, in the United States, quotas carry heavy cultural baggage, and it might be prudent to include in the measure a sunset provision that would preserve the two-member district rule but end the quota after about 30 years.

She described the language of the proposed school district rule as "vague" and warned that under the board's proposal, "persons passing out handbills on campus could be charged with a criminal offense".

Edison officials wanted to hire Mosiello, then a Cerritos College assistant, last year to replace Tom Duggan, but a district rule compelled them to hire Tallman, who was already teaching and coaching inside the district.

When there is no school official with enough imagination to recognize that Kiera's case was far from the type that the district rule was designed against, and no one has enough passion for the interest of the student to ensure that she was not carted off school grounds in handcuffs, there is something terribly wrong.

Both said that they followed all district rules while chaperoning the 60 players at Camp Wayne in Preston Park, Pa .in August.

Whatever political party is dominant in a section of the district rules that section like some legendary Mafia mob.

The district rules are clear on relationships between consenting adults when one has decision-making power over the other: they are not allowed.

But about one-third of those are charter schools, in which Edison is accountable to a community sponsor chosen to start a school free of standard district rules.

For some backers, charters were seen as an alternative to traditional schools, free to innovate without the restrictions of union contracts and other district rules.

Misconduct cases are governed by state laws, district rules and teachers' contracts that grant tenured educators a right to due process — that is, administrators seeking to fire them must show cause and teachers have a right to a hearing.