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Examples for "court decision"
Examples for "court decision"
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We got the vote yesterday and the court decision today, Burrowes said.
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As a result of the court decision, several people quit their confinement.
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The recent court decision in Windsor v. United States may change that.
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Pitt's representative said the actor's team felt the court decision was fair.
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The court decision yesterday represents a major development in the Bula saga.
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The matter was referred for judicial decision to the senate at Rome.
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They are building by statute, by popular usage and by judicial decision.
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Finally, all these operations completed, I had to give a judicial decision.
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The language of judicial decision is mainly the language of logic.
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Slavery was largely abolished by judicial decision of Chief Justice Mansfield in 1772.
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His judicial decisions supplied the deficiencies of law and became themselves law.
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Generally speaking judicial decisions strike a course midway between these two extremes.
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Among the changes they are seeking is indemnification against judicial decisions against them.
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Trump is not the only president to have blasted judicial decisions.
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The Income Tax Amendment an example of recall of judicial decisions.
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Three of those executions were canceled this week because of court decisions.
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She studied hundreds of appellate court decisions, briefs, affidavits, exhibits, motions, transcripts.
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Besides royal issues, the Curia Regis heard appeals from lower court decisions.
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First, this approach depends on state officials accepting the court decisions.
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But we know that legislation and court decisions alone do not change attitudes.
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Exclusive talks were interrupted by court decisions last July and resumed last month.
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It's the court decisions of the last ten years, you know.
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Bankruptcy court decisions are subject to review by federal district courts.
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Taken together, the court decisions also restricted how the money could be spent.
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Google is appealing against both the German and French court decisions.
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That is because arbitration rulings do not create precedent as court decisions do.
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The reasons also relate to the failure of government to implement court decisions.
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Numerous appellate court decisions have limited judges' ability to intervene in particularly brutal cross-examinations.
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Some recent court decisions answer these questions in the affirmative.
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Such rulings leave in place lower court decisions and provide no national legal precedent.
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Two U.S. lower court decisions found the Recovery Act invalid after PREPA creditors sued.
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