Sentence examples for decided a question from inspiring English sources
Though Burrage decided a question of federal sentencing law, it could have impact on local courts' interpretation of state statutes, according to attorney Angela Campbell, who argued the case before the Supreme Court.
Here, the court would not truly be deciding a question of constitutional substance on par with the scope of abortion.
The justices also agreed to decide a question that has divided the lower courts: When do the police need a warrant to obtain blood in a drunken-driving investigation?
A10 Weighing Immigrants' Rights The Supreme Court agreed to decide a question on the rights of immigrants facing deportation proceedings under the strict rules of the 1996 revision of immigration law.
HERCEG-NOVI, Montenegro — In May, Montenegrins will vote in a referendum to decide a question that has hung over them since four other former Yugoslav states — Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Macedonia — declared independence in the early 1990's: whether to retain ties with Serbia or go their own way.
The Quad had decided a single question would be their "red line" issue: on no account would the UK government accept a multi-option referendum.
But Justice Stevens went on to say that Mr. Samantar may nonetheless be immune from suit under other legal principles, emphasizing that the court had decided a narrow question.
But it also seemed to emphasize that it had decided a legal question in one particular case rather than setting a broader precedent for other labor-protection issues involving welfare recipients.
"We wanted to decide a legal question, rather than a question about who was right as to this particular expert's report and how strong it was," she said.
There needs to be an ability to claim victimhood for something nobody's blaming you for (Keery decided that a question about gentrification was blaming him personally for poverty in east London).
The Supreme Court deferred action on the case for more than a year while deciding a related question raised by another managed care case on the docket.
