Sentence examples for it will be stricken from inspiring English sources
The last I looked, the Affordable Health Care Act, or Obamacare, was under the ultimate scrutiny of the U.S. Supreme Court to determine if it will be stricken down as unconstitutional or deemed legally sound.
But it is being challenged in American courts, and there is every chance it will be struck down.
Most Uruguayans dislike the law, and it will be struck out if Vázquez, who is standing again as a candidate, does not win next month's vote.
In January, the Justice Ministry issued a statement saying it was in favor of abrogating Article 475 and human rights groups are confident it will be struck down by Parliament.
Bowling, when you know that you have no margin for error and that if the delivery is misdirected by centimeters it will be struck unerringly to the boundary, becomes very tough indeed.
It will be struck down by a 5-to-4 vote unless Justice Kennedy understands that he has a greater responsibility to the health and well-being of the American people than to artful judicial dodges on behalf of allegiance to reactionary politics.
Despite German failure to get all 27 to reopen the Lisbon treaty, the Cameron veto may even accelerate the creation of the new pact since it will be struck between participating governments, probably avoid delaying tactics in the European parliament, and may require less comprehensive ratification procedures.
"We expect that this monument will be challenged by Arkansas citizens and that it will be struck down by our courts, which have an obligation to uphold the First Amendment," said FFRF Co-president Annie Laurie Gaylor.
