Sentence examples for pass courts from inspiring English sources

What the cases we discuss and many others make clear is that if Personhood Measures pass, courts will be empowered to privilege the opinions of hospitals and doctors who say that surgery will give the baby "the best chance of survival" over the informed judgment of the pregnant woman who has concluded that unnecessary surgery will do the opposite.

The judge could disallow the calls as hearsay, meaning they would be deemed too unreliable to pass court muster.

Representative Jim Sensenbrenner, a Wisconsin Republican who helped shepherd the 2006 reauthorization through the House, vowed to introduce new language that would ensure comparable protections and pass court scrutiny.

Instead, the administration plans to revise the rule to try to meet concerns raised by a federal judge and issue it again by late March, hoping to pass court scrutiny on the second try.

Attorney General John Ashcroft said his department would redouble its efforts to investigate and prosecute child pornography cases and would work with Congress to develop laws that could pass court scrutiny.

A third version, revised again to pass court muster, was written as a proclamation; it was upheld by the Supreme Court.

Much of the lack of support focused on whether the plan would actually pass court muster as well as halt desegregation.

The plan adopted the assignment factors listed by the Gray Commission, but also borrowed language from Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. Board of Education (which some legislators felt would help the statute pass court scrutiny).

If passed, courts would take evidence of misogyny into account when sentencing someone taking sexually intrusive images.

Altogether, since the law was passed, courts have ordered that more than 3,000 people receive treatment, said Roger F. Klingman, a spokesman for the State Office of Mental Health.

Bills are passed, court battles are won and a society congratulates itself yet achieves nothing.