Sentence examples for protective scope from inspiring English sources
It is for this reasonthe dangerous tendency of allowing encroachments on the rights of privacythat this Court in the Boyd case gave to the Fourth Amendment its wide protective scope.
The European Court, however, held that the issue touched upon family life and that sexual orientation fell within the protective scope of Article 8. Ms Gas and Dubois's argued that the 'unintended legal consequences' argument affected only same-sex couples since, unlike heterosexual couples, they could not get married and rely on the exception in article 365 of the Civil Code.
Even if this is a sound view, which I do not believe, it should not be put into effect by judicial decisions like this gradually narrowing the protective scope of that Amendment but only by the constitutionally ordained amending process so that the people of this Nation can determine for themselves whether they wish to abandon this part of their heritage of freedom.
However, their protective scope remains unclear, with the exact meaning of "humanity" left undefined in law.
The statute's structure and legislative history reveal that Congress did not intend an appointed state judge to be beyond the scope of the ADEA's protective reach.
Since they are not within the scope of protective legislation, the Tayside beavers could be shot by any landowner with a grievance (although no one seems to have done so).
Like the new design conceived and realized for NAEP, PIAAC's design and implementation was innovative, comprehensive in scope, and protective of the foundation laid by earlier international assessments of adults.
So long as the officer is entitled to make a forcible stop, [n1] and has reason to believe that the suspect is armed and dangerous, he may conduct a weapons search limited in scope to this protective purpose.
However robust its protective powers may be, its scope, at least for now, is fairly narrow.
In the real world, properly resourced policing is part of the protective shield that would minimise the scope for terrorist attacks.
Those favoring greater scope for patent protection argue that Europe's failure to adopt more protective regulations has harmed software innovation in Europe by denying the protection innovators need to get financial support for their ideas.
