Sentence examples for decisions in which from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court almost always reviews decisions in which lower courts invalidate federal laws.

The chief justice dissents sparingly and has worked to produce decisions in which the court can find common ground.

In response BIRD pointed to a string of Fifa decisions in which it had opened proceedings against national associations because of government interference.

"They said they could not say it would end up in judicial review, and challenging decisions in which he was involved, but there was a greater potential danger.

Consider, for example, the string of 5-to-4 decisions in which a determined conservative majority has begun to weaken Congress's power to protect basic civil rights.

Justice Kennedy was in the majority 92percentt of the time and in all but 5 of the 23 decisions in which the justices split 5-to-4.

The uncertainty results from a series of court decisions in which Mr. Espada was tossed off the Democratic ballot, then restored on appeal.

But that's a prediction that keeps well within the realm of purely economic decisions, in which scarce resources are weighed against potentially unlimited wants.

These distinctions are tricky enough when it comes to decisions in which we have a say – namely those made by the government.

Judging by recent court decisions – in which Olympus was found guilty of relentlessly harassing a corporate whistleblower – he made the right call on that one as well.

The Court's A.E.D.P.A. jurisprudence is basically made up of decisions in which the Justices have increasingly narrowed the chances of review under the statute.