Sentence examples for laws improperly from inspiring English sources

Judge Nina Gershon of Federal District Court in Brooklyn decided the laws improperly advanced religion.

In August 2000, a judge ruled that the law improperly advanced religion.

Mr. Katyal also refined the argument to reject the notion that the law improperly forced Americans to buy something.

Judge David N. Hurd ruled that the state law improperly interfered with a federal program that allows industries to buy and sell so-called pollution credits.

Some of the judges appeared interested in a defense claim that a provision of the 1995 death penalty law improperly coerces jurors to vote for death.

Yet Ms Yamatani has form when it comes to disputing the historical basis of the practice of wartime sex slavery.Many reasonable people worry that a new hate-speech law, improperly drafted, could harm freedom of expression.

Judge Colás said the law improperly punished workers who exercised their freedom of association to unionize by limiting them to smaller raises (generally no higher than the inflation rate) than nonunion workers could receive.

Mr. Barr, who left the party to become a libertarian, concluded in 2009 that the law improperly tied the hands of states that wanted to legalize same-sex marriage, and he has called for its repeal.

The Supreme Court yesterday struck down a California law designed to help Holocaust survivors receive payment on insurance policies that European companies have long denied, saying that the law improperly interfered with United States foreign policy.

The Washington-based CTW Investment Group said McCarthy allowed Beazer to violate federal law, improperly account for land development costs and sale-leaseback transactions, and provide undisclosed loans to executives, all while pocketing $57 million in total compensation over the last five years – among the highest pay packages for a CEO of a company of Beazer's size.

An additional hour of argument will address 26 states' claim that the law improperly expands Medicaid by coercively conditioning states' receipt of federal funds on their participation in the new health care exchange system.