Sentence examples for generally immune from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morgenthau said the city was protected from indictment in large part because municipalities are generally immune from prosecution absent a waiver.

States are generally immune from suits for damages unless Congress has invoked a valid basis for declaring otherwise.

Unfortunately, there is no analogous process for foreign governments, both because countries never really go bankrupt — they can always tax their citizens more — and because they are generally immune from other nations' legal proceedings.

Maryland argued that the federal law did not apply to it because states, as sovereigns, are generally immune from lawsuits for money.

The Manhattan district attorney's office declared that the city had allowed unsafe conditions at the building, but noted that the city was generally immune from prosecution.

Mr. Lee, the lawmaker whose office was searched, was not detained because members of the National Assembly are generally immune from arrest while it is in session.

The separation is the byproduct of unequal impact of marketplace changes from which elite firms are generally immune.

and generally immune to sorrow.

Sure, you know Murray Hill: 19th-century brownstones, quiet streets, an enclave generally immune to trends.

But someone who wants to drink bleach is generally immune to that kind of reasoning.

Illegal immigrants who are plaintiffs in a civil lawsuit are generally not immune from deportation efforts, he said.