Sentence examples for validity of a regulation from inspiring English sources

One is the validity of a regulation issued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission that interpreted a defense that the statute made available to employers.

The court upheld the validity of a regulation issued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in 1991 that expanded the defenses available to employers against a charge of discriminating against disabled workers.

A declaration of the legislature that a business is affected with a public interest is not conclusive upon the judiciary in determining the validity of a regulation fixing prices in the business.

The question in Solid Waste Agency v. United States Army Corps of Engineers, No. 99-1178, is the validity of a regulation known as the "migratory bird rule," under which the government has asserted authority to regulate small intrastate wetlands that are habitats for migratory birds.

Short of challenging the validity of a regulation (which is never easy), you'd better comply.

2400, 96 L.Ed.2d 282 (1987), we held that the proper standard for determining the validity of a prison regulation claimed to infringe on an inmate's constitutional rights is to ask whether the regulation is "reasonably related to legitimate penological interests". Turner, supra, 482 U.S., at 89, 107 S.Ct., at 2261.

It was "disturbing," he said, to learn that a legal services lawyer must abandon a case in which the validity of a law or regulation arose and was not permitted even to answer a judge's question about whether a case raised a constitutional issue.

'Incidental' as a test has not continued as a useful manner for determining the validity of local regulation of matters affecting interstate commerce.

It is passing strange that, after relying on three cases grounded solely on 'incidental' as a test of validity under the Commerce Clause, the Court should itself state that such a test 'has not continued as a useful manner for determining the validity of local regulation of matters affecting interstate commerce.' 341 U.S. 635, 71 S.Ct.

But while the Act thus denies a defendant in an enforcement proceeding the right to chall nge the validity of the Regulation, it does not deny him the right to attack the Emergency Price Control Act itself on Constitutional grounds.

And finally, the mere declaration by the legislature that a particular kind of property or business is affected with a public interest is not conclusive upon the question of the validity of the regulation.