Sentence examples for standing to require from inspiring English sources

Rockey and NIH Director Francis Collins questioned whether NIH even has the legal standing to require institutions to track their students' careers, or to publish anticipated durations for doctoral students.

The judge, Federico Moreno of Federal District Court in Miami, ruled late Monday that the California and Texas medical associations, which filed the suit on behalf of the nation's doctors, had legal standing to ask him to require the companies to change business practices under the Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.

Bagley, however, raised the salient question of whether Johnson had standing to sue, which normally requires a plaintiff to show injury from the government action at issue.

U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman denied the motion on Monday, writing that the FFRF "has standing to seek an order requiring the IRS to treat religious organizations no more favorably than it treats the Foundation".

You are far less likely to tire out than using the method that requires standing to get you up the hills.

The rich areas might then give themselves, through the standing committee, the right to require any local authority to implement specific policy measures, which would be enforced with financial sanctions.

Dedicating herself to the underserved is a noble calling for a woman in any station of life, but it doesn't, standing alone, require her to give up things like having a family.

Instead, Circuit Judge Randall Rader wrote in the decision that CW lacks the legal "standing" required to bring a case against WARF.

Thus the upright standing posture requires to be stabilized by suitable active control strategies.

For adults who are dependent for transfers, standing programs require considerable time and resource commitment.

The doctrine of standing basically requires plaintiffs to show that they've suffered an injury and that the only way to cure it is through litigation. .