Sentence examples for court resolved from inspiring English sources

The court resolved the conflict by allowing a limited extension of time to complete the recounts.

Sheehan called it a "classic case that is brought every day in the bankruptcy court resolved by a bankruptcy judge".

The Part suggests that the Court resolved this tension by adopting intermediate scrutiny for restrictions on commercial speech and incidental restraints on expressive conduct.

The dispute the court resolved in favor of the objecting employees in that case, Knox v. Service Employees International Union was a fairly narrow one.

In the same year as Hawkins' final voyage, an English court resolved that England had "too pure an air for slaves to breathe in".

Then a federal appeals court resolved a constitutional challenge by finding that a notification law enacted in Springfield in 1995 could indeed take effect.

If the court resolves the case on the merits, a split along ideological lines will not be surprising.

If the Court resolves this case, it must make a 'determination upon the fundamental constitutional question.' Indeed, the per curiam has already conceded that.

"The grave constitutional questions surrounding the A.C.A. and its novel exercise of federal power will not subside until this court resolves them".

How the state supreme court resolves the issue of burdens in this case--that is, how strictly it adheres to the Robinson analysis--will undoubtedly bear on the future character of Texas judicial gatekeeping.

The United States Supreme Court has long held that when a state supreme court resolves a case based on the state's constitution, respect for the state's judiciary requires the federal courts to stay out of the matter.