Sentence examples for rely on section from inspiring English sources
This order would need to be amended or repealed before the government could rely on section 30.
This is why Mr. Holder's decision to rely on Section 3 in the Texas case is so significant.
Instead they will have to rely on section 43 powers, which require officers to reasonably suspect the person to be a terrorist.
Just as the 2009-era resistoNational Security LettersLetterspurreded the bureau to rely on Section 215 and the Fisa court for email and other records acquisition, the justice department's national security division told the inspector general that the FBI now uses a different authority, known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, for its email collection.
The fact that I've been there for the homeless, I've been there to provide housing for people with AIDS MRS. CLINTON -- Well, it's MR. LAZIO -- I've been there for Native American people, I've been there for people who rely on Section 8... that I'm boosting homeownership for our young families.
Relying on Section 36(b), a group of investors sued Harris Associates, a firm that advises the mutual funds in which they own shares.
In the last presidential election, courts relied on Section 5 to block voter identification requirements and cutbacks on early voting in covered jurisdictions.
In agreeing to make the loan, Bernanke relied on Section 13(3) of the Federal Reserve Act of 1932, which empowered the Fed to extend credit to financial institutions other than banks in "unusual and exigent circumstances".
The S.E.C. relies on Section 10(b) and Rule 10b-5 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, purposely vague provisions that make the purchase or sale of any security through "manipulative and deceptive devices" illegal.
Since 2006, the NSA has relied on section 215 for the ongoing daily collection of all US phone metadata, a practice begun secretly in the weeks after the 9/11 attacks.
They now claim that they support Net Neutrality, but history shows it's likely to be meaningless without reclassification, and that relying on Section 706 cannot stop pay for play.
