Sentence examples for immunized from from inspiring English sources
That the most powerful actors should be immunized from the rule of law - not merely treated better, but fully immunized - is a constant, widely affirmed precept in US justice.
In that way, American interests could be immunized from becoming Egyptian political footballs again.
In addition, several justices expressed concern that the court was moving too fast in designating some kinds of expression as government speech immunized from free-speech scrutiny.
It also points, as Khalil Gibran Muhammad reminds us, to the myth of the coked-up criminal, immunized from pain and impossible to bring down.
It is commonplace to hear US elites unblinkingly insisting that those who become sufficiently important and influential are - and should be - immunized from the system of criminal punishment to which everyone else is subjected.
Otherwise, they said, Florida's six million voters might be shut out of the presidential election as Mr. Gore's challenge dragged on, approaching the Dec. 12 deadline beyond which a state's electors are no longer immunized from Congressional challenge.
"The president has given no order or directive that would immunize from prosecution anyone engaged in conduct that constitutes torture," Mr. Gonzales said.
She added, "We do not — and should not — immunize from criminal liability those who commit an act as a result of a condition that the government's failure to provide a benefit has left them in".
He is also right that the legal protection of a cartoon or other satire does not immunize from inquiring whether we are being insensitive and morally corrosive.
Congress has chosen to immunize from liability (not companies or individuals who engage in life-saving activities or products), but those who make a product designed to injure and kill people.
However, the apparent inconsistency could be resolved by permitting an ouster clause to immunize from judicial review only those administrative acts and decisions that are not infected by an error of law.
