Sentence examples for cited decision from inspiring English sources

The designation is used relatively rarely and only for "controlling or persuasive authority," meaning that the cited decision played a substantial role in shaping the later decision.

You can commend the highly cited decision of a Ferguson judge to "suspend" arrest warrants issued prior to Dec. of 2014.

Our findings show that the physician's explanation to the patient should be specific or relevant (Table 4), consistent with the cited decision.

He cited decisions of this Court in Watkins v. United States, 354 U.S. 178, 77 S.Ct.

The court repeatedly cited decisions on interracial marriage a generation ago as precedent.

The election commission's brief relegated the First Amendment to a footnote that cited decisions upholding the Ohio law.

Moreover, all but two of the cited decisions from this Court concern technical issues of boundary demarcation.

Even conservative scholars acknowledge that American judges have long cited decisions by foreign courts in their rulings.

From 1990 through 2002, for instance, the Canadian Supreme Court cited decisions of the United States Supreme Court about a dozen times a year, an analysis by The New York Times found.

Speaking at a When We All Vote rally, Obama cited decisions that elected politicians make, including "how victims of sexual assault are treated". The remark prompted loud cheers.

Sony, in canceling release of the $44 million comedy, cited decisions by several theater chains to hold off showing the film.