Sentence examples for lawless decision from inspiring English sources
On July 30th he asked the DC Court of Appeals to overturn the election board's "capricious and lawless" decision.
Her list must include a vote to hold Karl Rove in contempt for his lawless decision to defy a Congressional subpoena to testify about the United States attorneys scandal.
And one of tyranny's characteristic forms is the co-optation of law as a mask for fundamentally lawless decisions cloaked in the forms of law and legality.
While the Supreme Court's lawless Citizens United decision created an entirely new road map for corruption by allowing wealthy individual and corporate interests to dominate our elections through the use of so-called super PACs, reviving the old soft money contributions to parties would only make matters worse.
The Wik Women's Group accuses the government of letting itself be controlled by the actions of 10 to 15 lawless teenagers after a decision to close the school until the start of term three in response to ongoing violence.
Calling the health care decision "absolutely lawless," Levin asserted that Thursday's proceedings, along with the "brutal attack on sovereignty" in the Arizona immigration case, means that "now we have something akin to the Warren Court," the famously liberal bench of the 1950s and 60s.
Even two of the dissenters in Citizens United itself said the state court's decision had been lawless impudence.
He called the decision illegitimate and lawless and, if elected, plans to promote a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage.
Is it that surprising that [family] is not really going to affect the political decisions that they make?" said Lawless.
This is not some lawless country where if a judge makes a decision he better run for his life; nor is it Iraq, where those who are upholding the law are getting killed because other people disagree with them.
"The First Amendment does not protect speech that incites imminent lawless action," the judge wrote, citing a 1969 Supreme Court decision.
