Sentence examples for criticized opinion from inspiring English sources

In Omnicare v. NCS HealthCare, a uniformly criticized opinion, the Delaware Supreme Court by a 3-2 vote struck down a locked-up deal.

In that case, the judge in a post-trial hearing much criticized opinion, held that punitive damages, at least under maritime law, should not only be related to the underlying compensatory damages, but they should not exceed a 1 1 ratio.

Anselm of Laon and his school, so famously criticized by Abelard in his Historia Calamitatum, can be credited with developing a critical approach to the authorities they cited; they sometimes disregarded or criticized opinions rather than always seeking to preserve them all (Colish 1994, 42 46).

In a much criticized majority opinion which Minton co-authored with Judge Major, he stated that the "alien did not have any legal right—[her] status was a political decision to be made by officials in government".

We know from Rabbi Isaac Pulgar that Abner also criticized the opinions of Aristotle on the possibility of a void and argues for the existence of voids in his lost scientific book The New Philosophy.

These simple evaluations have been criticized as "opinion-level" [ 18] or "smile sheets" [ 24] and fail to address issues from participant perspectives [ 8].

In this argumentation, Crescas criticizes the opinion of Maimonides that love of God is a function of knowledge.

A controlling person may try to control the way you dress and speak, or they may even criticize your opinion.

Don't criticize his opinion - that's a big turn off - but be sure to keep your own as well.

Augustine scholars have criticized Wills's opinion, since Augustine held this belief in "so many words" in many of his writings.

Breyer says, "My job is to write opinions, it's the job of 370 million Americans to criticize thos opinions".