Sentence examples for a decision affirming from inspiring English sources

In April, the Supreme Court issued a decision affirming AARP's arguments to expand older workers' rights.

On the other hand, a decision affirming Judge Jackson's ruling would make it politically difficult to drop the case.

In the end, according to court personnel familiar with some of the internal discussions of the case, the three judges had difficulty finding consensus, with Judge Sack the most reluctant to join a decision affirming the district court.

The matter was finally taken to the State Supreme Court, which handed down a decision affirming the legality of the bonds.

But in some states, a decision affirming marriage equality might not mean a trip to the county clerk or courthouse for same-sex couples -- or opposite-gender ones.

Federal District Judge Walter S. Smith Jr. dismissed the suit in a decision affirmed by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

In 1999, Mexico's Supreme Court ruled that he could be extradited to the United States to face the federal indictments against him there, a decision affirmed by a broader ruling on extradition by the court last year.

In a decision affirmed by the Supreme Court in 2011, the company was found to have willfully violated the French firm's United States patent, selling the knockoffs even after it was sued.

Monrovia may be a fifth the size of Glendale, but Ochoa said he's up for the challenge of running the third largest city in Los Angeles County — even as it faces financial issues inflamed by the protracted recession and a court decision affirming a plan to eliminate local redevelopment agencies.

In 1915, he handed down a unanimous decision affirming the conviction of a newspaper owner who had editorialized in favor of nude swimming in isolated areas.

The Delaware Supreme Court reversed in a unanimous decision, affirming the validity of a corporation's interest in selecting Delaware as an exclusive forum for litigation, so that the corporation can obtain consistent rulings on issues of Delaware law, made by the Delaware courts, and can avoid duplicative derivative lawsuits.