Sentence examples for contested ruling from inspiring English sources
The vote came amid intense political bickering in the wake of a contested ruling last month by Spain's constitutional court on a Catalan autonomy charter, which has been approved by Catalonia's 5.5 million voters as well as the Spanish Parliament.
The consequences for Mr. Zapatero are also hard to predict, because he has maintained an ambiguous relationship with his Socialist counterparts in Catalonia, strained since a contested ruling last June by the Constitutional Court on a Catalan autonomy charter that had already been approved by Catalonia's 5.5 million voters and the national Parliament in 2006.
In Catalonia, the identity debate has intensified after a contested ruling last month by the Spanish constitutional court on a Catalan autonomy charter that had already been approved by Catalonia's 5.5 million voters, as well as the Spanish Parliament in 2006.
For now, the jurisdictional provisions of existing policies allow Zuccarini to contest UDRP decisions against him (under UDRP rule 4.k) via suits in German courts; Zuccarini has contested rulings against him in claims brought by Toyota, Vanguard, and Classmates Online Inc., as documented in links 67-69 of UDRPLaw.net's appeals page.
As the swing vote on many of this term's most contested rulings, Justice O'Connor may be the one who decides just how many restrictions the Constitution will permit.
Parks Department officials contested the ruling but recently lost their case, and solicited bids under the new terms this week.
BAA had contested a ruling earlier this year about the sale of Stansted, arguing that the disposals of its other airports in Britain had made the local market more competitive.
In his waning hours as president, Mr. Mbeki has contested that ruling in South Africa's highest court, calling the judge's findings about him "vexatious, scandalous and prejudicial".
Instead of accepting its punishment, Barclays contested the ruling, saying it was "unsupportable" and that its trading was legitimate.The bank's belligerence is atypical: financial firms try to avoid open conflict with their regulators.
A state court ruled two years ago that Occidental Chemical Corporation, the successor to Diamond Shamrock, was principally liable for the costs (from $1 billion to $4 billion) of cleaning up the Passaic, but the company has contested the ruling.
