Sentence examples for contradicting decisions from inspiring English sources

Two separate federal appellate courts issued contradicting decisions this week that could potentially impact how millions of people pay for health insurance.

It contradicted decisions in three similar GPS-related cases by appellate panels in Chicago, St . Louis and San Francisco

Hence, derived from qualitative data of the trial, patient involvement in treatment decision making does not contradict decision delegation to the physician.

Justice Sotomayor, in her dissent, said "these principles flatly contradict" earlier decisions from the court.

I just want to see how the decision was arrived at, because everything offered so far either contradicts other decisions or fails to make sense.

In a statement, the lawyers for the trustee said the ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit contradicted the decisions of other appeals courts across the country.

In its appeal, Wal-Mart said the Ninth Circuit's decision had contradicted earlier decisions of the Supreme Court and other appeals courts and had wrongly relieved the plaintiffs of the burden of proving individual injury.

What is disappointing and confusing about the ITC ruling is that it contradicts previous decisions where they supported programmes of a similar nature".

"So the precedents contradict this decision and ultimately the decision has to be made by a judge," he said.

I get the outcome I want (Natalie doesn't go to a coed sleepover), I don't get any flack from my ex (after all, I didn't contradict her decision), my ex takes all the bullets (the decision is pinned on her), and Natalie and I become closer (I "get" how impossible her mother is).

But an appeals court contradicted that decision last November when it ruled in another case that simply being in a photograph entitled the subject to compensation.