Sentence examples for immunity given to from inspiring English sources
In the US, for example, we should end the immunity given to the telecommunications operators for assisting illegal listening.
As for lawsuits, the qualified immunity given to cops means most cases don't even get to a jury.
And Mr. Bolani said he believed that legal action against Blackwater in Iraq was still possible in spite of immunity given to Western security contractors under Iraqi law.
The legal immunity given to British forces generated even more resentment, a history detailed by Elie Kedourie, a British scholar born in Baghdad.
Human rights groups have strongly condemned the move by Libya, which they say violates international law and the immunity given to ICC staff, and claim that they have not had access to legal advice.
And it exposes just how shameful is the American penal state by contrasting the immunity given to the nation's most powerful with the merciless and brutal punishment meted out to its most marginalized.
His removal from the Senate means that he is without elective office for the first time in roughly two decades and that he has lost the special immunities given to lawmakers.
For this reason, the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council - which was behind the Gulf initiative in 2011 under which Ali Abdullah Saleh left the country and received immunity - have told the UN Security Council that the collapse of the initiative would mean ending the immunity deal given to Ali Abdullah Saleh.
If it turns out immunity was given to the person primarily responsible for a violation, then prosecutors lose the opportunity to punish that person and instead have to rely on the most culpable participant to build a case against others.
On November 20 , 1974 Judge Manker found the program unconstitutional and in violation of Title VI, "no race or ethnic group should ever be granted privileges or immunities not given to every other race".
Examples of non-nutritional manipulation of poultry immunity will be given to give the reader context of how changing specific aspects of immune function can have effects on other aspects of immunity and production performance.
