Sentence examples for law challenged from inspiring English sources

Why was the Myanmar law challenged, while the South Africa laws never were?

A Minneapolis real estate developer, charged with violating the law, challenged its constitutionality as exceeding Congress's jurisdiction.

Furthermore, not a single environmental, health or food safety law challenged at the organization has ever been upheld.

A ruling on a demurrer can result in the quick disposition of a case resting on the point of law challenged in the demurrer.

Katie Zezima (NYT) Correction: September 8, 2003, Monday A report in the National Briefing column on Thursday misidentified the Maine law challenged in a suit by the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association.

The use of filters was at the center of a 2003 Supreme Court case in which the court upheld a law, challenged in a lawsuit by the American Library Association, that required the use of filters in libraries receiving federal funds.

Planned Parenthood and ACLU mount abortion law challenges in three states Never has America needed fearless independent media more.

By law, challenges to the campaign finance regulations are considered by a three-judge panel of district and appellate judges in Washington.

If those fail, neighborhood groups can also file a CEQA or environmental lawsuit under California state law, challenging the environment impact of the project.

But there is one rarely used provision of the law: challenging patterns and practices of unconstitutional conduct.

Three other trends demand urgent and substantial research: the increase in tobacco use among girls and women, the rapid emergence of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes), alternative nicotine-delivery mechanisms; and the emergence of trade law challenges [ 26- 28].