Sentence examples for the heller of from inspiring English sources

Like the black humorists of the '60s with whom he invites comparison — Vonnegut and Heller especially, though to my mind less the Heller of "Catch-22" than the one of "Something Happened," in which the protagonist literally loves his child to death — Auslander knows when he's stretched logic to the breaking point.

In the wake of the Heller decision, the NRA pursued a strategy of expanding gun rights gradually.

UCLA constitutional law professor Adam Winkler himself the author of a Heller amicus brief expressed doubts in his book Gunfight, a history of the Heller case: "Most amicus briefs are notable mainly for their lack of influence on the outcome of the dispute," he wrote.

9. District of Columbia v. Heller (2008) is a landmark United States Supreme Court case that concerned regulation of handguns (the Heller opinion did not address the issue of high-capacity magazines).

Supreme court justice Antonin Scalia, the author of the Heller decision, died suddenly in February.

And, admittedly, it may take years before the impact of the Heller decision on the gun debate is fully felt.

The design of the Heller House was unlike any other home in Chicago at the time it was built and was called Wright's most "outrageous" design.

The increased risk from exercise of the Heller right also is borne by the community-at-large.

The fundamental outcome of the Heller decision is that the Supreme Court made it clear that gun violence prevention efforts and the Second Amendment are compatible.

It must be said, however, that two weeks before the opinion was handed down, the Brady Campaign correctly predicted the outcome of the Heller decision and what that would mean, as events in the Autumn would soon confirm.

The following stories come from Becca Heller of the Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project: An elderly, wheelchair-bound Iraqi woman and her two daughters, who had been initially granted refugee status, were recently pulled off a U.S.-bound flight before it left Amman, then deported from Jordan to northern Iraq — simply because they had run afoul of a technical provision in the new screening regime.