Sentence examples for immunity granted from inspiring English sources

On September 16th Mr Fernández was arrested, in violation of the immunity granted to such officials.

The antitrust immunity granted to the two carriers came after earlier requests in 1997 and 2001 failed.

The measure largely mirrors legislation adopted twice last year before falling to Senate objections over legal immunity granted to producers of a gasoline additive blamed for water pollution.

Judge Holwell ruled that the immunity granted under the legislation did not prevent Countrywide's investors from trying to enforce their rights under the mortgage securities contracts.

As the founding articles of the WTO put it, "any advantage, favour, privilege or immunity" granted to one member should be extended to all.

The United States is trying the five defendants as unlawful belligerents who are not entitled to the combat immunity granted to soldiers who kill in battle.

But the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) creates a waiver of the government's sovereign immunity, granting federal district courts jurisdiction to hear suits against the United States for torts committed by its employees while acting within the scope of their employment.

He increased, and sometimes doubled, provincial taxation and revoked immunities granted to various Greek-speaking provinces and cities.

In 2005 a mission to Papua New Guinea was abandoned after that country's Supreme Court ruled that legal immunities granted to AFP officers were unconstitutional.

Unwarranted search and seizure applies to persons, and privacy is not necessarily the prerogative of a state authorized business entity with immunities granted by the state for its individual liabilities.

Lawyers for the two men had sought immunity grants for officers, including Col. Thomas Pappas, the head of the military intelligence brigade at the prison, in an effort to show that their clients had been acting under orders.