Sentence examples for be affirmed by a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Freeman said that, should today's ruling be affirmed by a higher court, the F.C.C. might find itself having to take control of the registry.

Many medical professionals as well as ethicists said the general public often fails to understand the difference between, for instance, a coma and brain death, which must be affirmed by a strict guidelines and tests.  .

If he sides with the conservatives, the lower court decision upholding the Texas law will likely be affirmed by a 4-4 tie vote, setting no national precedent but harming women in Texas and inspiring such restrictive laws elsewhere.

The following criteria were employed for item selection: Percentage affirmation of item: Items that were affirmed by a very small or very large proportion of the sample were excluded.

His conviction was affirmed by a superior court judge.

This is affirmed by a low score on one of his college boards.

But any decision is merely a recommendation that would only grow teeth if it were affirmed by a majority vote of the commission.

She also noted that in the five times her rulings were appealed, once by the plaintiffs, her decisions were affirmed by a higher court.

The Netscape suit uses the findings in the government case, but goes beyond the conclusions of law that were affirmed by a federal appeals court last June.

The obsession of the cerebral with the celebrity reaches back to her own life, as is affirmed by a new film, My Week With Marilyn: it recounts the condescension of Laurence Olivier and her husband Arthur Miller.

There was a long wait for the formal announcement of the winner after the stewards studied the photos of the finish, and, when it came, the result was Affirmed by a neck.