Sentence examples for of compelling interest from inspiring English sources
Designers at least those interested in creating something more than a reskin will find it of compelling interest.
Take graphic cards, a subject of compelling interest to gamers.
THE plight of Turkey's Kurdish minority has never been of compelling interest to ordinary Chinese people.
A critical point of contention in the case, Gratz v. Bollinger, was whether a diverse student body was of compelling interest to the state.
A critical point of contention today was whether the assembly of a diverse student body was of compelling interest to the state.
There is, of course, much more of compelling interest from the orchestra's 161-year hinthis installationallation, which includes abundant audio and video materials.
Why is the possibly mismanaged security of a U.S. diplomat of more compelling interest than the hundreds of thousands of innocent Libyan civilians sacrificed by a Democratic president in an attempt to placate his militaristic critics from both parties by entering into yet another disruptive imperial adventure?
Choosing not to rely on the District Court's recitation of a compelling interest in promoting the welfare of children, the Court of Appeals stated simply that it concluded the ordinances were consistent with the Constitution.
Holt notes that the legislative history of RLUIPA indicates that the statutory standard of a compelling interest and least restrictive means should be administered with appropriate deference to prison official's expertise and experience.
The appeals court treated Missouri's claim of a compelling interest "in avoiding the corruption or the perception of corruption brought about when candidates for elective office accept large campaign contributions" as insufficient by itself to satisfy strict scrutiny...
For our non-lawyer readers, the basic idea behind RFRA is that the federal government may not (1) substantially burden the right to free exercise of religion, unless it does so (a) in furtherance of a compelling interest, and (2) using the least restrictive means.
