Sentence examples for impugned act from inspiring English sources

It held that the impugned Act was concerned with economic and social welfare and not fundamental rights, and therefore the trial judge had erred in applying a stricter standard of review.

The gist of the Committee's findings was that the petitioner's speech reflected adversely upon Judge Wiig's impartiality and fairness in the conduct of the Smith Act trial and impugned his judicial integrity.

Such clauses are generally effective, unless the public authority has acted in bad faith, in which case the decision impugned may be subject to judicial review even though the time permitted for challenging it has lapsed.

The summary will illumine the basis of our conclusion that the finding that the petitioner's speech impugned the integrity of Judge Wiig or reflected upon his impartiality and fairness in presiding at the Smith Act trial is without support.

That stance seriously impugned baseball's integrity.

It is a cardinal principle of our law that, unless expressly or by necessary implication, empowered to act ex parte, an appellate authority must not hold private interviews with witnesses… or, a fortiori, hear evidence in the absence of a party whose conduct is impugned and under scrutiny….

Another declared, "Before impugning an opponent's motives, even when they legitimately may be impugned, answer his arguments".

"No Show Jones" impugned his reliability and professionalism.

Killing the story has impugned the BBC's integrity.

There, he impugned the credibility of the drug tester.

"He basically has impugned the patriotism of the nominee".