Sentences with phrase «more deference»

Diplomatic passports are generally treated with more deference (and may, thought they don't always do, go as far as provide the holder with diplomatic immunity.

Pavlov came up with Click to add MIRS Bill Hound SB 0103, a significant departure from the O'Brien - Zemke bills in that it gave more deference to the tools local school districts could use in grading teachers and stripped out the requirement that one of four specific vendors be chosen.

The president might mean that the Court should give a lot more deference to acts of Congress than it does to acts of state legislatures.

The researchers also found that influential Tsimane men receive more deference and social support, which can mitigate risks of conflict, sickness and food shortage.

Over time, however, as Whitehurst's tenure lengthened vis - à - vis latecomers to the administration, his role of honest if prickly broker has garnered more deference.

The Supreme Court found that the Eighth Circuit should have accorded more deference to the judge who is in a «superior position» to make an assessment of the individual factors underlying a sentence.

Duty to consult cases are no exception and appellate courts have typically distinguished between trigger questions (which merit review on a correctness standard) and questions about the adequacy of the consultation and accommodation as to which there is typically more deference.

Preliminary injunction decisions get more deference than final rulings.

The Association appealed to the Ontario Court of Appeal on various grounds including that (a) the Association Council required more deference than had been afforded by the Divisional Court, (b) the Divisional Court's decision was inconsistent with the Association's public interest mandate, and (c) the decision would diminish the inter-provincial mobility of the Association's members (para. 6).

Overall, the arguments for the Petitioner Highmark, advocating for more deference to district courts, seemed better received than those for the Respondent patent troll Allcare.

During oral arguments in the Highmark case, there was a great deal of questioning over potential disparities between cases if more deference were to be given to the district courts, and whether the Federal Circuit would deliver more uniformity.

Following the recent Supreme Court decision in Creston Moly Corp. v. Sattva and Teal Cedar Products Ltd. v. British Columbia, the Court of Appeal held that the standard of review of an arbitrator's decision is almost always «reasonableness» (this implies more deference to the arbitrator's decision than a standard of «correctness»).

They have, in fact, a right to be treated better, with more deference, by the government under our constitutional scheme.

With respect to (1), the ONCA summarily dismissed the father's argument, noting that even more deference should be afforded to the lower courts where it is a second appeal (i.e. it has already gone through an appeal to the SCJ).

Many observers believe Gov. Andrew Cuomo's goal is to fill the board with allies who will show him more deference than some of the board's outgoing and former members.

Many observers believe Cuomo's goal is to fill the board with allies who will show him more deference than some of the board's outgoing and former members.

Inside Higher Ed, July 2, 2012 «This gubernatorial concern about board appointments is a significant departure from an era when there was more deference to institutions about who they wanted on boards, said Richard Chait, a professor at Harvard's Graduate School of Education who studies university governance.»

«There is more deference, respect if you will.