Sentence examples for Legal premises from inspiring English sources

While we review the denial of a preliminary injunction for abuse of discretion, Alliance for the Wild Rockies v. Cottrell, 632 F.3d 1127, 1131 (9th Cir. 2011), the "legal premises underlying a preliminary injunction" are reviewed de novo.

Although the Court reverses this case on the ground that the District Court proceeded on erroneous legal premises, I do not believe its opinion can serve to obscure the fact that what the majority has really done is overturn the lower court's findings of fact.

Ruling that the contribution limit of $1,075 in some Missouri campaigns was a constitutionally permissible antidote to "corruption and the appearance of corruption," the court passed up an opportunity to go deeper: to bring some order to our chaotic campaign finance system by re-examining the legal premises behind it.

Therefore, economic considerations as well as acceptance by the neighborhood and the public in general are decisive factors for the success of a construction project, besides legal premises.

U.S. District Judge William Alsup ruled that the administration's decision to repeal DACA was based on a faulty legal premise and should be blocked until the legality of the program is decided.

It is traditional learning, indeed a commonplace legal premise, that arbitration is a private process created by private agreement.

Under Ninth Circuit law, an order granting or denying a preliminary injunction will be reversed only if the district court relied on an erroneous legal premise or abused its discretion.

What may not be obvious is the overriding legal premise in the case: that a public golf course comes under a state's public accommodations law and that the law applies to tournaments as well as individual play.

But the Supreme Court's decision Thursday stripped away the legal premise for the remote prison camp that officials opened six years ago in the belief that American law would not reach across the Caribbean to a United States naval station in Cuba.

Any efforts to repatriate refugees bilaterally or outside the umbrella of UNHCR raise red flags because the fundamental international legal premise on which repatriation occurs cannot be ensured, monitored or enforced.

J. elegantly tied together these two stories and suggested that the legal premise for the lawsuit was problematic.