Sentence examples for expected to strike down from inspiring English sources

It is not expected to strike down either measure.

They could be expected to strike down, or sharply limit, federal power to protect clean air and water; ensure food and drug safety; safeguard workers; and prohibit discrimination against women and minorities.

The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg is expected to strike down the so-called Volkswagen Law, a statute devised by the German government to protect the auto giant from an unwanted takeover.

Specifically, the Court is expected to strike down, on First Amendment grounds, state laws requiring payment of dues (or an equivalent amount) by public sector workers who choose not to join the union.

The agency is currently reviewing a similar ban in the Elitserien, Sweden's top league (somewhat inaccurately referred to as the Swedish Elite League in North America), and is expected to strike that down as well.

Local government workers are expected to strike on 14 October.

Mr Crabb is expected to strike a different tone.

Truth be told, the last company I expected to strike a deal with Apple was Best Buy.

What has been unclear is how Mr. Bush expects to strike.

The supreme court is expected any day to strike down a constitutional amendment that legitimised all military governments after Mujib's assassination, including that of General Zia.

Several Republicans said they expected the Justice Department to strike down the provision to eliminate the boards, just as federal lawyers nullified the Legislature's attempts in 1996 to change the way school board elections are held.