Sentence examples for decisions indicated from inspiring English sources

An analysis conducted last month by the Latino polling blog Latino Decisions indicated that the eventual Republican presidential nominee will need between 42% and 47% of the Latino vote to win in 2016.

He reiterated how excited he is about how Cone is pitching now; what Torre did not say, as his decisions indicated, is that his confidence in Cone is not restored fully.

Taken together, the decisions indicated that while the Supreme Court was willing to substantially advance the cause of same-sex marriage, it was not yet ready to find a constitutional right to marriage equality.

Wheeler had previously tried to enforce net neutrality using provisions outlined in existing legislation, but recent court decisions indicated that the government agency would have limited authority on the web.

Early case law indicated that in some instances a tax exemption might be required, while later decisions indicated that an exemption might be a permitted accommodation or not.

Moreover, Congress may sensibly operate within the small universe of interventions that do implicate the subject matter of past rulings if the Court in these decisions indicated the permissibility of a Spending Clause substitute or if Congress deems its interest sufficiently important that it is worth taking the modest risk of causing the Court to revisit Dole.

As Widmar and our other decisions indicate, a program, like § 290.09, subd.

Conservative activists have already begun trying to paint Judge Sotomayor as a liberal ideologue, but her carefully reasoned, fact-based decisions indicate otherwise.

As these decisions indicate, the court's jurisprudence on the subject of permissible public aid to religious schools has been in turmoil for years.

(a) This Court's decisions indicate that Congress has the authority to override States' immunity when legislating pursuant to the Commerce Clause.

Its judicial decisions indicate that such may be its policy for the protection of creditors or others claiming an interest in the sum due.