Sentence examples for case rejects from inspiring English sources

Amar, though sympathizing with the result in the case, rejects the majority's reasoning as "sloppy" and "breezy".

Coburn and Runyan wrote that the Sierra Club v. Army Corps of Engineers case rejects the legal "argument that construction of pipeline outside the area of federal permitting jurisdiction could be [prohibited] pending NEPA review".

The judge in the Blacksher case rejected the public defender's pleas not to be forced to take it.

But agency officials say they think the appeals court, in Tuesday's case, rejected at least one of the arguments Verizon makes in the Open Internet case.

Carolyn Patty Blum, a senior legal adviser with the Center for Justice and Accountability, which has taken a leading role in pushing the case, rejected that argument.

While the federal appeals court in New Orleans also endorsed the individual rights theory last year, the Ninth Circuit in this case rejected it over several spirited dissents.

The judge in Mr. McCollum's last criminal case rejected Asperger's as a defense, and sentenced him to two and a half to five years in prison.

Their Democratic counterparts immediately denounced the proposals as a combination of the already-suggested (and in some case rejected by the Republicans themselves) and the unrealistic.

In April, Judge Kenneth Lester, the previous judge in the case, rejected a motion that lawyers be silenced on the Zimmerman matter outside the courtroom.

In the case decided today, the court upheld a conviction in a Bronx drug case, rejecting the defense claim that the prosecution used peremptory challenges to exclude black jurors in a case with a black defendant, Tarkisha Brown.

By excluding spurious intermediate options such as the "Norwegian" or "Swiss" models – which May has, in any case, rejected, because they imply free movement of people – the EU could make Brexit's economic implications unequivocally clear.