Sentence examples for decision addressing from inspiring English sources

In a statement, the law department hailed the decision, calling it "the District Court's first decision addressing the merits of the arrests".

While this decision, addressing another part of the Fourth Amendment forest, isn't directly on point for the New York City case, it does raise the question of whether this is a court that could "recognize the human toll of unconstitutional stops," in Judge Scheindlin's words.

She added: "We will provide the reasoned decision addressing the lifetime bans and disqualifications imposed to the UCI and World Anti-Doping Agency as provided for under the world rules.

"To date, as a result of the government's invocation and the courts' acceptance of the standing and state secrets objections described above, no civil lawsuit challenging Section 702 or EO 12333 surveillance has ever produced a U.S. court decision addressing the lawfulness of that surveillance," she writes.

The Eleventh Amendment ratified in 1795 overturned a 1793 Supreme Court decision addressing state sovereign immunity (Chisholm v. Georgia).

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit had struck down a similar limit in Massachusetts in 2008 in light of the United States Supreme Court decision addressing direct shipping laws a few years earlier.

The 5-to-4 decision addressed a question that, surprisingly, had gone unresolved for decades.

Wednesday's decision addressed implied pre-emption, a different legal standard.

The Felker decision addressed only one aspect of the complicated law.

The decision addressed only the woman's standing to make the argument and left open the question of whether her argument was correct.

A second, more equivocal decision addressed the Child Online Protection Act of 1998, which makes it a crime to place material that is "harmful to minors" on a Web site available to those under age 17.