Sentence examples for sufficient connection with from inspiring English sources

In this case, the court below held that Olson's warrantless arrest was illegal because he had a sufficient connection with the premises to be treated like a householder.

The key to having high and consistent gas flow in a SDB is to maintain a sufficient connection with the mining-induced fracture zone.

The team specifically challenged paragraph 54 of the tribunal's findings which said Nitschke had "sufficient connection with his profession" in his dealings with Brayley, and so his conduct was bound by the code.

However, the soundness of that analysis is in fact far from clear following the Supreme Court's decision last week that struck down the civil remedy provision of the Violence Against Women Act on the ground that violence against women lacked a sufficient connection with commerce.

It seemed "curious" for the Home Office to conclude that the islanders had sufficient connections with the UK to be allowed residence "but those who risked their lives and limb to bring them their freedom did not".

It is a name the administration came up with calculating that Khorasan had sufficient connection to jihadist lore [so] that no one would call the President on it".

The court ruled 9 to 0 that the suit couldn't go forward, with even the more liberal justices concluding that there wasn't a sufficient connection between the United States and either the company or the alleged abuses.

Concede all that, and still the plaintiff suggests that she alleges in the second paragraph of her declaration that she 'has been damaged and injured in her name and fame;' and she contends that that averment is sufficient, in connection with the words charged, to entitle her to recover as in an action of slander for defamatory words with averment of special damage.

Heathrow has argued that only a hub airport with sufficient connections to other cities makes these routes viable.

Once you've got working music industry experience and legal knowledge, along with sufficient connections, your next steps involve uncovering opportunity.

The grandiose public spectacles may have ruined their hosts, but the sight of the monarch appearing to enjoy himself in a pre-pictographic era was sufficient to forge a connection with the populace.