After the Supreme Court ruled in 2004 that the detainees had access to the federal courts, the administration found itself facing a flood of legal challenges it had not anticipated.
Last year he especially annoyed the president by stopping the privatisation of a big steel company, because of irregularities in the bidding process.If General Musharraf indeed intends to remain army chief and president for another five years, he can expect a flood of legal challenges.
We are cleaning up something that is – quite simply – a mess; a misguided experiment that has left in its wake a flood of legal challenges that my administration is forced to deal with on a constant basis, and that consumes the time of government officials whose time should be spent on better protecting our country.
A flood of lawsuits challenging lethal injection as cruel and unusual has stalled executions in some states and may prompt others to abandon them.
The petitions, from the Center for Constitutional Rights, which represents more than 50 of the estimated 595 detainees at Guantánamo, are widely expected to be just the beginning of a flood of new legal challenges to the detentions.
The judicial system is bracing itself for a flood of new legal challenges to laws governing areas like the news media, employment practices, the immigration service and the criminal justice system.
The justices also seemed properly concerned about finding a way to rule narrowly on the Anti-Injunction Act issue if they dismiss it, to avoid creating a precedent with unintended consequences, like allowing a flood of unwanted court challenges to government assessments.
This flood of data passes challenges not only due to its sheer size but also due to the data types, hence demands more robust mechanisms to tackle different data formats.
This Supreme Court ruling will inevitably lead to a "flood of new litigation" challenging the Bush administration's right to hold these detainees.
This flood of data introduces significant challenges that the bioinformatics community needs to address.
