例句與造句

1. He conceded that the implied cause of action he saw was not necessary to establish jurisdiction.
2. Does that bare prohibition also provide an implied cause of action to an individual so discriminated against?
3. The Second Circuit had also held that the Act creates an implied cause of action, a question the Supreme Court did not reach.
4. Since Congress had changed the federal-question statute since " Bivens ", he felt that created the implied cause of action from the enabling language in the Fourteenth Amendment.
5. She reiterated the concern that arbitration did not fully safeguard the rights of an unsophisticated investor, and noted that the right to sue was so well established by case law that an implied cause of action was not necessary.
6. It's difficult to find implied cause of action in a sentence. 用implied cause of action造句挺難的
7. Furthermore, the 1934 Act limited jurisdiction to federal courts and allowed for only an implied cause of action rather than an express one, resulting in a higher burden of proof for a plaintiff making allegations under the same sections as Byrd.
8. ACLU attorney Laughlin McDonald, who has tried many Title VI cases, said there could be even broader implications in the court's ruling that a private citizen has no " implied cause of action " to sue the state in an attempt to make it obey federal regulations.
9. When in " Meshal v . Higgenbotham " ( 2016 ) Judges Janice Rogers Brown and Brett Kavanaugh threw out a claim by an American that he had been disappeared by the FBI in a Kenyan black site, Judge Pillard dissented, arguing the court should just create a new implied cause of action.
10. On April 17, 2002, plaintiffs sued in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York, alleging that the United States Department of Justice and MCD s behavior violated both the Equal Protection Clause and the substantive due process clause, and that they had a right to sue under an implied cause of action created by " Bivens v . Six Unknown Named Agents " ( 1971 ).
11. Because the plaintiff in " Russell " won in the Ninth Circuit, and because all Ninth Circuit decisions must be reversed by the High Court, Justice Stevens'dicta said that " remedying consequential injury even under the authorization for'appropriate equitable relief'in section 502 ( a ) ( 3 ) would entail the creation of an implied cause of action, contrary to the Court's established constraints on the implication of causes of action under federal statutes . " Langbein at 1341.
12. First, he said, the amount in controversy did not defeat Doyle's claim to jurisdiction since " [ e ] ven if the District Court had chosen to award only compensatory damages and not reinstatement, it was far from a'legal certainty'at the time of suit that Doyle would not have been entitled to more than $ 10, 000 . " Rehnquist agreed with Gottesman that the possibility of an implied cause of action in the Fourteenth Amendment was an important question, yet " one that should not be decided on this record ."