Sentence examples for appeals concluded from inspiring English sources

Further, the court of appeals concluded that Moore failed to show that the "cause of [his] deficient social behavior was related to any deficits in general mental abilities" rather than "emotional problems". Id., at 570.

In reversing the trial court, the court of appeals concluded that Herman voluntarily assumed a duty to exercise reasonable care when he allowed Harper onto his boat, and that the duty of care included warning Harper not to dive because he knew that the water was "dangerously shallow". Harper v. Herman, 487 N.W.2d 910, 910 (Minn.App.1992).

But the Ninth and the Tenth Circuit courts of appeals concluded that, under the First Amendment, speech can't be punished as a true threat unless it's said with the purpose to put in fear, and that therefore the federal threat statute must be interpreted the same way (as must any other state or federal threat statutes, if they are to be constitutional).

The court of appeals concluded by sending the case back to the lower court, leaving the lower court the ability to still find the plan of arrangement fair and reasonable – if BCE can prove that it could not have structured an arrangement without any adverse effect to the debenture holders.

The Court of Appeal concluded the rule should apply.

Mr. Fitzgerald's appeal concluded the government's rebuttal in the bombings trial.

As the Court of Appeal concluded, the trial court properly understood and applied the Belair reasonableness test.

Both the district court and Court of Appeal concluded that the speed of the automobile had not been definitely established.

The Court of Appeal concluded that none of the seven stated grounds had a real prospect of success.

The Court of Appeal concluded that transfer on to canvas was infringement, allowed the appeal and confirmed the seizure before judgment with regards to the canvases.

ruling, which is subject to appeal, concluded that Airbus would have been a "much weaker" company with enormous debts without the low-interest loans from European governments.