Sentence examples for divided cases from inspiring English sources

Yet the two disagreed in two-thirds of the divided cases decided last term.

The study took into account the votes in divided cases on ideologically charged issues like criminal procedure, civil rights and the First Amendment.

And only divided cases — those in which there was at least one dissent — were considered, because those presented the most contentious legal issues.

Justice Kennedy, who more often joins the court's conservative wing in ideologically divided cases, was in this case in a coalition with the court's four more liberal members.

Should he be confirmed, the court will return to a familiar dynamic, with Justice Anthony M. Kennedy holding the decisive vote in many closely divided cases.

Justice Kennedy, who is retiring, held the swing vote in many closely divided cases on issues like abortion, affirmative action, gay rights and the death penalty.

The next day, she was absent from the Supreme Court bench, asking Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. to announce her majority opinion in a closely divided case in which she tangled with the court's newest member, Justice Neil M. Gorsuch.

As a judge on the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, Bork in nearly every divided case sided not with corporations against government regulators but with government regulators against consumers, workers, environmentalists and victims of corporate misconduct.

Raw data for question 20 was analysed further by dividing cases and controls for tooth wear on any surface into those drinking ≤7 or >7 cans per week (Table 6).

Physicians divide cases of TBI into three categories depending on severity: mild, moderate, and severe.

The identified DNA copy number amplification models can be used to divide cases into clusters with similar molecular aberration.