Sentence examples for granting standing from inspiring English sources

Illinois Brick also observed that granting standing to the indirect purchasers in that case would lead to the under-enforcement of the antitrust laws.

Clapper argues that granting standing to a party that cannot demonstrate the party has been the subject of wiretapping would open the door to litigation requiring the DNI to defend against other hypothetical occurrences.

Roberts, who has been skeptical of granting standing to states to challenge federal policies, said Texas looked to have a real complaint.

Sowards acknowledges that granting standing to inanimate objects or wildlife communities poses practical problems in court; it may be, moreover, that the existing grants of standing to environmental groups to represent nature may be enough.

The proponents of the discriminatory proposition should be granted standing, and they should lose.

In 2011 California's state Supreme Court granted standing to the Prop 8 backers.

It's not clear that the plaintiffs will be able to clear the first hurdle of being heard in court and granted standing to sue.

Each of us will be granted standing to comment on the other for many years to come and others will compare our characters and trajectories.

Thus the Administrative Procedure Act grants standing to a person 'aggrieved by agency action within the meaning of a relevant statute.' 5 U.S.C. 702 (1964 ed., Supp. IV).

Ginsburg wondered whether the court had "ever granted standing to proponents of ballot initiatives?" She questioned why, once the law is passed, it proponents should be granted any special status to see it enforced.

The most beautiful part of his 62d home run was that, at the moment of impact, he was no contemporary churl, taking it all for granted, standing at the plate, admiring his art.