Sentence examples for decisions concluded from inspiring English sources

It was not until 1961 that the Warren Court, in one of its signature decisions, concluded in Mapp v. Ohio that only the mandatory suppression of evidence could adequately address wrongdoing by the police in all cases, state and federal.

Judge Edmead accepted that claim, citing court decisions concluding that a person is guilty of disorderly conduct only if he engages in "tumultuous and violent conduct" that threatens to cause a public disturbance.

Still, most court decisions conclude that overstating deductions is not the same as omitting income.

The High Court's decisions concludes a six-year-long battle between Google and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), the country's fair trade regulator.

While content in English still dominates the web, "billions of people don't read English at all or well enough to make buying decisions," concludes a survey by Common Sense Advisory, a business research consultancy.

Research into students' career decisions concludes that cultural context influences career decisions through social norms, valuations and practices and there exist consistent cross-cultural differences in people's willingness to become an entrepreneur (Bosma et al. 2008; Flores et al. 2010).

Following the adoption of draft decisions, concluding the work of the Executive Board, UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake and the Executive Board President, H.E. Mr. Jarmo Viinanen, Permanent Representative of Finland to the United Nations, will make their closing statements before the session draws to a close.

"Irrebuttable statutory presumptions created by the Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA) violated state and federal constitutional due process requirements," his September decision concluded.

The decision concluded an investigation into the infant formula industry for what the commission said was price fixing of baby formula in the Chinese market.

A team of HMIs (Her Majesty's inspectors), sent to the school later on behalf of Mr Woodhead to carry out a "corroboration visit" to help decide whether to back the decision, concluded unanimously that it was not failing.

The decision concluded an investigation that began in March into the infant formula industry for what the commission said was price fixing of baby formula in the Chinese market.