Sentence examples for substantive immunity from inspiring English sources
Trafigura was granted substantive immunity from prosecution in Cote d'Ivoire, as part of a local settlement.
Yet, inescapably, it is the Board's substantive mandate upon which antitrust immunity properly turns; as our prior decisions teach, the potential of colliding substantive judgments forces the carving out of antitrust immunity, not simply the overlapping of jurisdiction to intervene in a particular type of transaction.
He "strongly" supported the substantive policy of Manchin-Toomey, without the immunity protections, said Braley.
Such entities enjoy no immunity defense that might impede resolution of the substantive constitutional issue.
The amendment has two relevant clauses: the due process clause that requires government to act with proper respect for the law, and the privileges or immunities clause, which is more focused on protecting substantive individual rights.
Those rules used to be set by customary international law doctrines, such as diplomatic immunity, state responsibility and others that served to facilitate international cooperation, without requiring substantive commitments.
According to Lash, use of this broad language by those who drafted the Fourteenth Amendment, including its linguistically similar Privileges or Immunities Clause, does not mean that they were empowering the national government to protect substantive rights not listed in the Bill of Rights.
While I agree with the Court's resolution of the rather tangled sovereign immunity question in Part I of the opinion, I cannot agree with the Court's interpretation of the substantive rights of the Puyallup Indians under the Treaty of Medicine Creek.
The lack of substantive consultation with Congress leaves us without a clear understanding of the compromises your administration made on the issue of immunity in Article XII of the draft text that media have published based on translations from Arabic, and whether these compromises will adequately protect our troops.
There are substantive issues.
