Sentence examples for decision contained from inspiring English sources
The Citizens United decision contained not a trace of minimalism, and it showed great solicitude to the interests of corporations.
Whatever its practical impact, the decision contained important hints about how the justices will approach the term's more significant Voting Rights Act case: one that concerns Section 5 of the act, which requires jurisdictions with a history of racial discrimination to obtain the federal government's permission before changing voting procedures.
It will also consider whether the report on which the cabinet based its decision contained sufficient details and evidence.
The Supreme Court's 1873 Slaughterhouse Cases decision contained the statement that "The phrase, 'subject to its jurisdiction,' was intended to exclude from its operation children of ministers, consuls, and citizens or subjects of foreign states born within the United States".
"The court's decision contains far more valuable things than this $300," he said.
Unfortunately for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Judge Graffeo's decision contains details that can be used as instructions for bending MetroCards to get free rides.
A manual Shepard's provides to the lawyers who work for it says that the "followed" designation should be used only if the citing decision "contains language beyond a 'mere going-along' with the cited case".
The Pauley III decision contains a piece of argument that I find, as have hosts of others, particularly troubling.
The decision contains a broad range of contemporaneous evidence that shows that AMD, essentially Intel's only competitor in the market, was generally perceived, by computer manufacturers and by Intel itself, to have improved its product range, to be a viable competitor, and to be a growing competitive threat.
The Court's decision contains several lessons.
When it comes down to it, almost every decision contains at least a small factor of uncertainty -- it's an inevitable part of doing business.
