Sentence examples for squarely protected from inspiring English sources

Other than the extremely limited situations in which someone seeks to influence a known juror in a case, jury nullification advocacy is squarely protected by the First Amendment".

"Unless the government can show that he's singling out jurors to influence a specific verdict, it's squarely protected by the First Amendment, and they should dismiss the case".

Kasowitz argues that Trump's verbal attacks on the women were "part of the expected fiery rhetoric, hyperbole and opinion that is squarely protected by the First Amendment," and that Trump is immune from civil suits filed in state courts.

Innovation is a must in today's world but companies cannot attain it with feet planted squarely in protecting pas t successes.

Also, the Groucho auxiliary site lies squarely within the same HMG DNA binding region protected by β-catenin (aa296-396).

Using many copyright protected films as the source of their fantastical story lines, they position themselves squarely on the side of freedom for media piracy.

First, no such proposition has ever been squarely considered and embraced by this Court, at least since the recent proliferation of criminal defendants' protected constitutional rights and the concomitant expansion of the writ.

— I curled up to protect my head, landing squarely on my tailbone.

UNICEF believes that effective action against child labour requires children to be placed squarely at the centre of programmes designed to protect children's rights.

Merkley put the responsibility squarely on the Republican leaders who, he said, wanted to protect the big banks without having the record of having voted for such protection.

So they put, quite squarely, the question of how we balance our interest in protecting people who are already born and our interests in protecting embryonic life".