Sentence examples for brief cited from inspiring English sources

The 50-page brief cited the program changes that let companies that are economically disadvantaged apply for the same preferences in receiving contracts.

The Justice Department's brief cited four instances in the last three years alone in which local jurisdictions failed to show that proposed voting changes did not have a discriminatory purpose.

Eric Madiar, chief legal counsel for Senate Democrats, in a 76-page legal brief cited transcripts from the 1970 state constitutional convention, case law and other primary sources as evidence that pension benefits could not be reduced from the moment a worker is hired through retirement.

The brief cited circuit court cases that "The right to defend oneself from a deadly attack is fundamental". United States v. Panter, 688 F.271268, 271 (5th Cir. 1982); United States v. Henry, 865 F.2d 1260 , 1988WL 142975, at *5 (4th Cir., Dec. 27, 1988).

The brief cited the drawback of adding millions of plastic bottles to Flint's trash and recycling, which Heaton called a "potential public health risk".  .

He then spelled out the root comedic intent of Eiland-Hall's website, in an explanation he termed the humor equation: : The Eiland-Hall response brief cited a clip of Beck interviewing United States Congressman Keith Ellison, a Muslim from Minnesota.

When was the last time you saw a brief cite to the 1679 Habeas Corpus Act of England?

He had a motion pending, and to buttress it he started work on a brief citing the Davis decision.

"The idea of decertification, the tactic and the strategy worked back in 1989," the brief cites the union president Kevin Mawae saying in 2010.

As the plaintiffs put it in their brief, citing a Supreme Court case, "the effect of a law in its real operation is strong evidence of its object".

The brief cites an extensive collection of documentary evidence to demonstrate its claims but is conspicuously thin in terms of constructing a narrative of Hess's career.