Sentence examples for example of court from inspiring English sources
Yesterday's abortion ruling is the latest example of Court decisions that push back, resolutely, to a decent center.
But Whelan himself has referred to a decision in which the judge relied upon the language of FCC v. Beach Communications as an example of court "properly applying rational basis review and judicial restraint".
Casey's death was bigger than a daughter's grief it was a real life example of court injustices thousands of family's face, while they are grieving a dying loved one.
From a decade or two later survive the only examples of court carols light songs, apparently of popular origin, in simple versions by court composers, e.g., Henry VIII's "Green groweth the holly". The polyphonic carol was written by professional musicians for trained choirs.
Clinicians cited examples of court action garnering publicity and empathy, or where a child's death resulted in significant financial loss for the family.
"Never in the 60-year history of the court has there been an example of the court killing an essential piece of government policy".
Yet, the historical record has plenty of examples of courts ordering executives to obey detailed mandates.
Thomas said the court's decision "represents yet another example of this Court's increasingly cavalier attitude toward the States".
The Court points to United States v. Reliable Transfer Co., 421 U. S. 397 (1975), a case in which the Court adopted a rule of proportional liability in maritime tort cases, as an illustrative example of the Court's power to craft "flexible and fair remedies in the law maritime". Id., at 409.
Consider one example of the Court's current head-in-the-clouds style.
