Sentence examples for decision struck from inspiring English sources

He survived a election, although a recent court decision struck down most of the law.

The decision struck down parts of the Clinton-era federal Defense of Marriage Act.

The June 26 decision struck down parts of the federal Defense of Marriage Act.

Jerome Reed, a waiting customer, said that Mr. McGreevey's decision struck him as "partially noble and probably politically expedient".

His second crucial decision struck at another I.B.M. heritage, that of relying almost exclusively on its own homegrown technology.

The decision struck most as odd, since the first page of the passport complies with international specifications and has no space for another column on religion.

Mr. Bush's decision strikes a delicate political balance.

A decision striking down President Obama's signature legislative achievement only months before the election would doubtless be a blow.

I think this plainly true of a Supreme Court decision striking down the Affordable Care Act in its entirety.

In practice, a decision striking down the coverage formula would probably amount to the end of the preclearance requirement.

The same court had earlier overturned a lower court decision striking down the test-score component as discriminatory.