Sentence examples for decisions of state from inspiring English sources

And he promised not to meddle in the decisions of state legislatures.

Judges substitute their judgment for democratic will when they invalidate the decisions of state and local governments as well.

In long ago Germany and Persia, collective decisions of state were made after a few warm ones, then double-checked when sober.

"Local elections affect decisions of state prosecutors to seek the death penalty and of state judges to impose it," he wrote.

"It's that the Court is refusing to disturb decisions of state legislatures — mainly Republican-controlled state legislatures — that do have that effect of restricting people's ability to vote".

But federal courts should not, he said, second-guess the reasonable decisions of state court even when those decisions may be incorrect.

While everyone in Libya regards Colonel Qaddafi as the all-powerful ruler behind every decision of state, he often answers critics calling on him to surrender power by saying it is too late — he already has.

Then, recalling that the friendship with Mr. Chirac lay at the heart of Mr. Pinault's ability to resist a settlement, the editorial concluded that "the most grave aspect" was that the financial fragility of Mr. Pinault, "motivated a decision of state of such dimensions".

(I render no opinion on whether anyone was 'negligent' in this matter, as that is a matter to be determined in the civil courts, if a party seeks that remedy)." Mr. Borcina's lawyer, Eugene Riccio, said: "We're very grateful for the decision of State's Attorney Cohen in this horrendous situation".

The federal district court in Miami ruled that the Republicans had failed to assert a violation of federal constitutional rights and therefore refused to intervene in the decision of state officials.

When that rule was applied, he happily observed, parents transferred to teachers the authority to "command obedience, to control stubbornness, to quicken diligence, and to reform bad habits" a quotation from the 1837 North Carolina Supreme Court decision of State v. Pendergrass.