Sentence examples for consequential case from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court started its new term on Monday with arguments in a difficult and consequential case over California's attempt to cut Medicaid payment rates.

They include: OBAMACARE: The Supreme Court has now heard argument in King v. Burwell, which may be the most consequential case to come before the Justices since Bush v. Gore.

And, in perhaps the most consequential case, five Justices on the U.S. Supreme Court, hearing an argument in October, appeared ready to reject a Republican gerrymander in Wisconsin, and thereby put an end to the partisan redistricting that has been a principal feature of American politics in recent years.

First off, in few months the U.S. Supreme Court will decide the most consequential case most people have never heard of — Oil States v. Greene's Energy.

Very roughly, basic actions are the things that one can do without doing something else (such as raising one's hand), whereas the performance of non-basic actions requires that one does something else (such as giving someone a signal by raising one's hand).[16] In the consequential case, the nephew has an intention to perform a non-basic action (to kill his uncle).

Fisher v. University of Texas is perhaps the most consequential case on the Supreme Court's docket this year, and will determine whether the University of Texas' efforts to promote diversity and increase educational opportunity by considering an applicant's race in the admissions process will be permitted to continue.

If he does not, Obama will have passed up the opportunity to assert his view in one of the most consequential cases of his Presidency.

On Thursday, the court is expected to announce its decision on President Obama's health care law, one of the most consequential cases in decades.

Glen Krutz and Jeffrey Peake, in their 2011 book "Treaty Politics and the Rise of Executive Agreements," add many other consequential cases to the list.

But business groups won the most consequential cases, including what a U.S. Chamber of Commerce lawyer called "the triple crown of this year's business docket".

AMONG the many consequential cases to be heard by the Supreme Court this term is Town of Greece v Galloway, a clash over the meaning of the first-amendment rule that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion".