Sentence examples for decision tossed out from inspiring English sources

The decision tossed out the agency's new so-called position limits rule, which took aim at speculative Wall Street trading tied to soaring energy prices.

Dozens of super PACs and nonprofit groups have sprung up over the past year in response to court decisions that have tossed out many of the old rules governing federal elections, including a century-old ban on political spending by corporations.

In 2007, the FCC loosened the cross-ownership rules, largely in the top 20 TV markets, but a federal appeals court tossed out that decision.

The 2011 decision in PLIVA vs. Mensing tossed out suits from two women who suffered crippling nerve disorders and facial disfigurements after taking a generic form of Reglan, a drug that treats acid influx.

The ruling followed Sam's July 16 decision to toss out four racketeering charges against Welch and Johnson.

Last month, the Florida Supreme Court upheld a decision to toss out a $145 billion judgment in a class-action suit.

Mr. Abramoff, an ex-lobbyist who ended up in prison, said the decision to toss out Bob McDonnell's bribery conviction shows a poor understanding of the real world.

She will also discuss her reaction to Judge Susan Webber Wright's decision to toss out her nearly four-year-old lawsuit, said her advisers, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

A Feb. 14 news article about the Ohio Board of Education's decision to toss out a mandate to include critical analysis of evolution in biology classes quotes John G. West, associate director of the Center for Science and Culture at the Discovery Institute.

In the end, HA&W's partners would have to decide whether it was the best decision to toss out a trusted brand that had taken decades to establish in favor of Aprio, a made-up word.

The decision to toss out the standard college rejection letter in favor of this decidedly more personal and intimate approach was a "long time coming," explained the rep.