Sentence examples for judicial provisions from inspiring English sources

As activists in the nineteen-seventies mounted a broad anti-rape movement, feminist legal theorists fought judicial provisions that discriminated against rape victims.

She notes that there is already a judicial provision within the Court of Appeals to change the 24-hour detention rule in the case of an emergency.

In determining appropriate deference frameworks, the Justices have almost never looked into the original meaning (if any) of the judicial review provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA).

While presumably denials of § 243(h) relief were not covered by § 106(a) at the time of its enactment, it does not seem incongruous to assume that such orders, because of the change in administrative regulations making such decisions an integral part of the deportation proceedings conducted by a special inquiry officer, are now within the reach of § 106(a)'s judicial review provisions.

So it will be open to the senior high court judge to look at necessity and proportionality but they will be able, under the judicial review provisions, to have the flexibility to determine the way in which they look at that decision".

Even public health laws rewritten in the wake of the 9/11 events often include judicial review provisions that would be unworkable in a large outbreak; persons would either be detained illegally or be released because of legal technicalities.

Mr. Collins's proposed amendment contains no such judicial bypass provision.

The law, which took effect on Jan . 1 included a "judicial bypass" provision, allowing minors to have an abortion without notifying their parents if they could demonstrate to a judge that they were "mature and sufficiently well informed".

The New Jersey law, passed in June 1999 by a vote of 59 to 17 in the Assembly and 31 to 8 in the Senate, was supposed to have been saved by its "judicial bypass" provision.

This Court has previously held that the language of the Social Security Act's "judicial review" provision- district courts" (reviewing, for examprovision- district of disability courts) "have the powereviewingr..

It will remain for the Court of Appeals on the remand that we direct for other reasons to dispose of any other preserved challenge to the NAAQS under the judicial-review provisions contained in 42 U. S. C. § 7607 d)(9).