Sentence examples similar to a decision ascribed from inspiring English sources
The justices, who in a 1995 decision ascribed a high value to anonymous political speech, were openly skeptical of the justification for the ordinance.
This decision ascribed the rights of an individual to a corporation.
Koch paces his revelations expertly, and there are twists and turns enough to keep us reading, but his decision to ascribe the former teacher's violent outbreaks to a biological defect – to make Paul's condition something other than simply the human condition – diminishes the book.
The decision to ascribe fault to both sides and express only regret exacerbated tensions between the Pentagon and the State Department.
Writing later in a decision releasing Dr. Lee, he said, "Enhancing one's resume is less sinister than the treacherous motive the government, at least by implication, ascribed to Dr. Lee at the end of last year".
The common law as administered by her judges ascribes to the decisions of her highest court a power to bind and loose that is unextinguished, for intermediate transactions, by a decision overruling them.
Using rigorous psychophysics methods, we find that the processes of ascribing intentions to others are well described by drift diffusion models in which evidence from observed movements is accumulated over time until a decision threshold is reached.
A decision on the basis of sexual discrimination would establish no new 14th amendment jurisprudence standards, which is the type of judicial restraint that Justice Roberts ascribes to.
Seven thousand deaths a year are ascribed to tobacco-related illnesses in Ireland.
In hierarchical organizations, leadership is a fixed role and decision-making authority is ascribed to a limited number of key individuals in the formal chain of command.
