Sentence examples for decisive legal from inspiring English sources
"Today, we have taken decisive legal action to prevent a unilateral, misinformed and legally misguided attempt by the New York Attorney General to act as "judge, jury and executioner" for daily fantasy sports in New York.
"Today, we have taken decisive legal action to prevent a unilateral, misinformed and legally misguided attempt by the New York Attorney General to act as 'judge, jury and executioner' for daily fantasy sports in New York," DraftKings said in a statement.
But Windows is the marketplace victor and has now won a decisive legal imprimatur.
Mr. Mueller has a reputation as a hard-nosed and decisive legal administrator.
The latest ruling marks the third decisive legal victory for Ishaq in her campaign to wear a Muslim niqab during the ceremony, which is largely symbolic and takes place after successful applicants for citizenship have provided all identification required of them.
Since these two seats may be decisive, a legal wrangle is likely to follow the poll.Politics runs along ethnic lines in Trinidad, despite the strivings of both the country's main parties for multiracial support.
Still, Mrs. Ortega says she has no regrets about moving to the shelter, which has put her in touch with "amazing people," as well as the doctor who might prove decisive in her legal battle.
Google's prime reason for buying MMI was to gain access to its portfolio of thousands of mobile and wireless patents to protect its Android software from lawsuits – though none has yet proved decisive in any legal case.
Prime Minister David Cameron's government in London told Parliament that it had the sole constitutional right to approve a referendum, but that he was prepared to devolve the power to the Scottish authorities on terms that would make the referendum result "legal, decisive and fair".
Scotland needed to know that any vote would be fair, legal and decisive.
Former prosecutors said the tape would be decisive evidence in any legal forum if it were admitted.
