Sentence examples for Striking opinion from inspiring English sources
Levine also offered McCain the striking opinion that the administration's interagency task force on for-profit colleges -- created after the collapse of the awful Corinthian Colleges chain and amid mounting law enforcement probes of for-profit college abuses -- should not "be targeting for-profits".
Read more thoughts about the strike on Huffington Post's writers' strike opinion page.
Read more thoughts about the strike on the Huffington Post's writers' strike opinion page.
More information at HuffPo's Strike News and Strike Opinion pages, and sorry for faking you out about the T&A up top.
Damn, studios, give these writers a deal so we can get them back on TV! Sorry, back on topic: Obviously HuffPo has been a massive outlet for writers looking to voice their opinions on the strike (see our Writers' Strike Opinion Page!), as well as Slate, the LAT, NYT, New York, and the New York Post, as today's NYT points out.
Despite the strikes, opinion polls show most Greeks support the measures.
In the days leading up to the strikes, opinion polls suggested that the French public was skeptical about the prospect of an attack.
Justice Douglas wrote the majority opinion striking down the law, an opinion famous for its verbal arabesques about how a right of privacy is formed from "emanations" and "penumbras" of various parts of the Bill of Rights.
His opinion in Lawrence v. Texas, the 2003 opinion striking down laws against consensual sodomy, contains a lyrical celebration of the rights of gay people.
Given his past sentiment, Roberts could be poised to lead the conservatives in an opinion striking down the program and reversing a 2005 ruling in a University of Michigan case allowing race to be a factor in admissions.
Her article argued that the lawyers seeking to uphold the constitutionality of Prop 8 (banning same sex marriage in California) sought to destroy America's judiciary when they moved to vacate the trial court's opinion striking down Prop 8 as unconstitutional on the basis that the judge issuing the opinion was gay.
