Sentence examples for dismissed upon from inspiring English sources

The warrant issued when you were late paying traffic tickets, even if it was dismissed upon payment.

See Taylor v. LSI Logic Corp., 689 A.2d 1196, 1199 (Del. 1997) ("An action may not be dismissed upon bare allegations of inconvenience without a particularized showing of the hardships relied upon".).

The Court also drew a comparison with Doremus v. Board of Education, 342 U.S. 429 (1952), in which the identical substantive issues were raised, but in which the appeal was "dismissed upon the graduation of the school child involved and because of the appellants' failure to establish standing as taxpayers". 374 U.S. at 224, n. 9.

The writer of this opinion believes that the remedy is ill-conceived, that, in a controversy such as this, a court must refuse to give equitable relief when a cause of action in equity is neither pleaded nor proved, and that the suit for an injunction should be dismissed upon that ground.

He submits the record of proceedings set forth in his petition for a writ of habeas corpus presented to the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of California and dismissed upon the ground that the petitioner had not exhausted his legal remedies in the state court.

One is the Civil Service law, which says that Civil Service employees may be dismissed upon discovery of "facts, which if unknown prior to application, would have warranted disqualification". Mrs. Miller said that the facts in this case were known and that Mr. Pizzo had made no attempt to conceal them.

In addition to formally signing all federal legislation and treaties, the president nominates the federal chancellor and the chancellor's cabinet appointments, whom the president may dismiss upon the chancellor's recommendation.

The trial court, three judges, dismissed the bill upon motion.

The "right" to free speech has always been the most equivocal of the rights that philosopher Jeremy Bentham dismissed as "nonsense upon stilts".

All the defendants, save the Riter-Conley Company and the Nicolette Lumber Company, appealed to the circuit court of appeals, which reversed the interlocutory decree and directed that the injunction be dissolved and the bill dismissed, without prejudice, upon the ground that the circuit court was without jurisdiction to entertain it.

A design by Bennetts Associates, which is rebuilding the Royal Shakespeare theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, was dismissed for its "practical approach".