Sentence examples for decision was protected from inspiring English sources

A State Supreme Court judge ruled it was the court's job to determine whether or not objectionable conduct had occurred, but the appellate division reversed that ruling and said the co-op's decision was protected by the business judgment rule and was not subject to review by the courts.

The board's special litigation committee decided to invoke its "deference" in not pursuing an action, claiming its decision was protected by the business judgment rule.

The condo board has the right to make decisions on the common elements — including the height of the trees and whether to trim them — and its decision is protected by the business judgment rule.

This right, the argument goes, isn't explicitly guaranteed but, rather, implied by the other guarantees in the Bill of Rights; abortion, which is a highly personal and private decision, is protected by it.

Gawker argued that its decision to publish was protected under the First Amendment and that Hogan had made his sex life a matter of public discussion.

Mr. Linsey said that the officers' decision to appeal to legislators was protected by the First Amendment, and that the city's decision to replace the officers was unconstitutional.

Computers make trillions of invisible decisions each day; the possibility that each decision could be protected speech should give us pause.

He said the government was "endeavouring to ensure" that UK-based pharmaceutical research, manufacturing and decision making were "protected".

This effectively turns the business judgment rule on its head by requiring the executive to show that due care was exercised, not that the decisions should be protected from after-the-fact second-guessing regardless of how stupid it was.

Which personal decisions have been protected by this privacy right has varied depending on the makeup of the Court.

For example, the court-appointed examiner in the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy case found that while the board might have made lots of mistakes along the way to Chapter 11, they were not liable to shareholder lawsuits for most of their decisions because they were protected by the business judgment rule.