Sentence examples for courts consistent from inspiring English sources

John F. Delany, a partner at Morrison & Foerster, said the ruling yesterday affirmed the courts' consistent view that business methods could be patented so long as they met all the traditional hurdles.

That suggestion is found in the House Report, which states that conduct covered by the third clause of § 1605(a)(2) would be subject to the jurisdiction of American courts "consistent with principles set forth in section 18, Restatement of the Law, Second, Foreign Relations Law of the United States (1965)." H. R. Rep. No. 94-1487, p. 19 (1976).

It is clear that from the development of CGL policy language, particularly in light of the modifications in 2001, and the courts' consistent interpretation rejecting patent infringement coverage, that a standard CGL policy is unlikely to afford companies protection in patent litigation.

Javitt also says that she was troubled by what she sees as the courts' consistent preference for the needs of the research enterprise over the claims of the tissue contributors.

The lawyer who challenged Mr. Marri's indefinite detention, Jonathan Hafetz of the A.C.L.U., said his client "was finally given his day in court, consistent with the Constitution and the values that have long served the country".

If the United States were to walk away, it would be removing itself from a process that could make the court consistent with our interests and our legacy as a champion of international justice.

In turn, this court, consistent with legislative policy, has pointed to the "will of the voters" as the primary guiding principle to be utilized by trial courts in resolving election contests: "The real parties in interest here, not in the legal sense but in realistic terms, are the voters.

A standard-sized tennis court, consistent with our Cost of Living Extremely Well Index, costs only $55,000.

The absence of a special hierarchy of administrative courts is consistent with U.S. ideas.

The interpretation adopted by those courts is consistent with the intentions of private creditors when they negotiated these clauses with sovereign debtors.

Until now, petitioners have steadfastly taken the position before the Florida courts that, consistent with settled Florida law, a contest action is the proper means by which respondent should challenge the vote count in this election.