In effect, the Court said then, this law impermissibly required states to pass legislation.

Either way, the world would be skewed impermissibly in favor of the Democrats.

The addition of the dog impermissibly turned a traffic stop into a drug investigation, the Illinois court said.

The car makers had sought to argue that such state laws impermissibly conflict with Federal law.

That makes the future impermissibly chaotic, and thus far more difficult to predict than it needs to be."

She said this standard impermissibly required the state "to rely on religious authority and interpretation" for enforcement.

But the European court ruled that the circumstances of his incarceration were not impermissibly severe.

It also ruled that the law impermissibly interfered with interstate commerce.

To the sophisticated, this is an impermissibly naïve question, but I can't help being troubled by it.

They said it impermissibly allows judges to increase sentences based on information that was not submitted to a jury.

The Court said it would study arguments that the tax interfered impermissibly with interstate commerce.

Indeed, he would call such work impermissibly politicized.

The District Court then found that the term was impermissibly vague and overbroad.

But it has not been widely enforced since last March, when an appeals court ruled the ban impermissibly vague.

The question for the Supreme Court is whether such suits conflict impermissibly with federal law and are therefore barred.

"The Navy impermissibly embarked on a search and 'outing' mission" against the sailor, the judge found.

The judges found that the provision impermissibly pressured defendants to forfeit their right to trial.

"The right is violated at the moment the trial judge impermissibly disqualifies" the lawyer the defendant has selected, he added.

The spending ban was unconstitutional, he said, because it "impermissibly restricts" the President's constitutional powers in the area of national security and foreign relations.

That would be an impermissibly intrusive, violent state act, said Mr. Fried.

Some critics consider the choice of contraception or jail to be an impermissibly coercive interference with a woman's reproductive rights.

Mississippi has "impermissibly fettered" student choice by continuing to maintain a dual system of higher education, the brief concluded.

SHO for options market makers to "impermissibly engage in naked short selling."

Three justices dissented, agreeing with Miller that the law in question was impermissibly discriminatory and should have been struck down.

The majority said the location impermissibly conveyed the clear impression that government tacitly endorses Christianity.