Sentence examples for being set aside on from inspiring English sources

The initial challenge by the lead industry, heard by three justices in the U.S. Court of Appeals on 9 September 1974, resulted in this regulation being set aside on 28 January 1975 (Ethyl Corp. v. U.S. EPA 1974).

A conviction on adequate and admissible evidence should not be set aside on such a ground.

One was set aside on appeal and the other was in force for only seven days.

Every exam period a classroom is set aside on campus for quiet study and a place to write takehomes.

Nine of those sentences were set aside on appeal and two were commuted to life in confinement.

Justice Richard Edmonds last November ruled in Acma's favour but his finding was set aside on appeal on Friday.

Mrs. Tiberi was first convicted of abusing public funds, but the verdict was set aside on a technicality.

Ms. McCaughey Ross has asked that the contract be set aside on the grounds of fraud, duress and unconscionability.

The issue before us is whether petitioner's conviction should be set aside on the ground that as a matter of law the defense of entrapment was established.

If such a facility serves other individuals, a portion of the facility must be set aside on a long-term basis to serve only battered women and children.

The idea that a seasoned, Republican-appointed jurist was unfit to hear the case, and that his decision should be set aside on flimsy ethics grounds, is preposterous.