Sentence examples for immunity standard from inspiring English sources

Under the transactional immunity standard, I do not believe that petitioner's conviction can stand.

Instead, the court decided Professional Real Estate Investors was inapplicable because its immunity standard had been established in the antitrust context without reference to any standard for determining if completed litigation violates the NLRA.

Again, the Court in Ullmann relied on the transactional immunity standard to reaffirm the holding of Brown v. Walker against the dissent of two Justices who repeated the arguments of the Brown dissenters that even transactional immunity did not satisfy the constitutional privilege.

Concluding that a blanket recognition of absolute immunity would be anomalous in light of the qualified immunity standard applied to state executive officials, id. at 504, we held that federal officials generally have the same qualified immunity possessed by state officials in cases under § 1983.

By 1956, Mr. Justice Frankfurter, writing for the Court, could assert that the 1893 statute, enacted shortly after Counselman and adopting the transactional immunity standard, had 'become part of our constitutional fabric.' Ullmann v. United States, 350 U.S. 422, 438, 76 S.Ct.

For safety measures, there must be a separate emission and immunity standard for each class of application including broadcast, communication, military, medical, and household appliances.

The aim of this study was to evaluate PFOA effects on humoral and cellular immunity using standard assays for assessing immune function, and to derive dose response data.

The president enjoys immunity from standard criminal charges while in office.

The president enjoys immunity from standard criminal charges while in office.

Our results suggest that the acquisition of functional antibodies differs from that which has been predicted from studies of acquired immunity using standard immunoassays.

Using term villous cytotrophoblast preparations, Aris and colleagues found that high levels of vitamins C (50 and 100 µM) and E (20 and 50 µM) affect placental function and immunity in standard culture conditions, as reflected by a decreased secretion of hCG and an increased production of TNF-alpha in a dose-dependent manner [31].