Sentences with phrase «to withstand a legal challenge»

A 2007 article in the Administrative Law Review noted how some federal agencies» usage of signing statements may not withstand legal challenges under common law standards of judicial deference to agency action.

That's because the White House is apparently rewriting the controversial executive order — which temporarily bans immigration from six predominantly Muslim countries and permanently from Syria — so that it has a better chance of withstanding legal challenges.

These actions have so far withstood legal challenges, although the matter remains tied up in court.

By Sean Ryan Milwaukee's local bidder preference Monday withstood legal challenges filed by sewer contractors that lost projects because of the law.

Mark - Viverito insisted that the new funding would withstand any legal challenges on constitutional grounds.

Legal experts who have reviewed the proposed repeal differ on whether it would constitute a «reasoned explanation» under Fox, and thus whether it could withstand a legal challenge if unchanged.

Washington's belt law withstands a legal challenge; research supports DWI policies; most drivers think they're above average; a final tire pressure monitoring rule is issued.

I would not expect this approach to withstand a legal challenge in a tenant - friendly city like LA.

Impact fees imposed on developers in several major Chicago suburbs to ease the strain on municipal facilities and services may not withstand a legal challenge, attorneys have told Lombard officials who were considering such fees.

In some states, like Ohio, fights have broken out among anti-abortion activists over how to use their new - found power, with one faction pushing for sweeping new restrictions and the other urging more incremental limits that they say will withstand legal challenges.

And he said the proposal for the criminal procurement prosecutor is modeled after a post that already exists to oversee potential crimes committed in the state's care of the disabled, and that post has withstood legal challenges.

To be clear, the proposal under discussion is modeled after the special prosecutor established in the Justice Center, which has withstood legal challenge.»

«To be clear, the proposal under discussion is modeled after the special prosecutor established in the Justice Center, which has withstood legal challenge,» he stated.

And he says the proposal for the criminal procurement prosecutor is modeled after a post that already exists to oversee potential crimes committed in the state's care of the disabled, and that post has withstood legal challenges.

Officials representing major players in the mortgage industry said they believed the plan would withstand any legal challenges and would help at - risk homeowners avoid defaulting on their mortgages.

EPA is confident the finding will withstand legal challenge, allowing the Agency to protect the American people from the significant dangers posed by greenhouse gases and carbon pollution.

Confident in the accuracy of our facts, and that the piece would withstand a legal challenge, we believed the story served the public interest.

We were confident in the accuracy of our facts, and that the story would withstand a legal challenge.

Without exposure to such iconography or other religious messaging it's possible that a public school's choice of such a venue would withstand legal challenge.

To withstand legal challenge, any interference with the right to privacy needs to be proportionate to what is being achieved by the interference.