Sentence examples for cases recognize from inspiring English sources
Even his ideological allies, who mostly come out the same way on cases, recognize that they must dwell within the world that their colleagues and predecessors created.
"Our prior cases recognize that where the protection of children is at issue, the First Amendment poses a barrier that properly is high, but not insurmountable," Justice Breyer said.
As Panahi drives across sun-dazzled Tehran, actors leap out from among the city's everyday citizens, enter the cab, and, in most cases, recognize Panahi as no ordinary driver.
The trial court upheld the law and Love Stuff appealed, invoking a line of United States Supreme Court cases recognizing a privacy right in sexual activity.
Over time, our cases recognized two constitutional bases for the requirement that a confession be voluntary to be admitted into evidence: the Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination and the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
In both cases recognized spikes are marked with black.
In some cases, recognizing the island as potentially active may even be deemed unwanted due to potential damage to the same tourism (Dominey-Howes and Minos-Minopoulos 2004).
Boggs admitted that as a legislator in 2004, he considered cases recognizing marriage equality as a state constitutional right as fitting this category, but didn't say what cases he'd had in mind in 2011.
The cases developing this right of privacy, which are part of a larger judicial doctrine known as "substantive due process," helped to create the foundation for more recent cases recognizing essential rights for LGBTQ people.
For Alito, the ruling had "[broken] sharply from a long line of cases recognizing that the right to free speech does not protect false factual statements that inflict real harm and serve no legitimate interest".
In a few cases recognized species could be divided into subclades that were well supported and distant, and in these cases we divided the species into two clades.
