Sentence examples for decision known as from inspiring English sources

A decision known as the "Land decision" (2002).

Two other federal appeals courts have decided that last year's Supreme Court decision, known as Ring, does not apply retroactively.

That sent securities lawyers scurrying to learn more about an obscure SEC decision known as the Reed Hastings Rule. 1.

Chief Justice Roberts complained that "today's decision recalls the previous high-water mark of diluted standing requirements," a 1973 decision known as the Scrap case.

Super PACs, which can take unlimited contributions, have flourished in the wake of the 2010 Supreme Court decision known as Citizens United.

In the decision, known as Mount Laurel II, the justices ordered all New Jersey suburbs to rewrite their zoning laws and allow a "fair share" of affordable housing.

The 151 bodies that currently make such spending decisions, known as primary care trusts, would be abolished, as would another layer of bureaucracy, 10 regional groups known as Strategic Health Authorities.

A series of early-20th-century decisions known as the Insular Cases, he wrote, ruled that unincorporated territories acquired by the United States were not part of the nation for constitutional purposes.

Prior research has suggested that this sense of connection is one of three ingredients people need to really thrive in life; the other two are feeling capable of achieving their goals (known as "competence ") and feeling in control of their own actions and decisions (known as "autonomy").

Those words set in motion the case that eventually made its way to the New Jersey Supreme Court, becoming the first of three -- and soon to be four -- landmark housing decisions known as the Mount Laurel doctrine, laws that require every municipality in the state to provide affordable housing opportunities for all citizens.

Instruction in the first year primarily centers on class discussion of judicial decisions (known as the "case method").