Sentence examples for failed court from inspiring English sources
Following the failed court appeal Dutton introduced legislation banning phones and other items he considers to pose a "risk".
That, and two failed court appeals, has left the ruling party out of the race in Lazio, one of five potential swing regions.
Lloyds TSB said it was also meeting its own legal fees for the failed court case, rather than reclaiming around £1m to cover them from the liquidators.
Further, Mr. Johnson makes a number of doomsday predictions, among them, failed court cases and ultimately a blanket amnesty that would make a laughingstock of anyone who "confessed" before the commission.
Like most British newspapers, The Guardian printed an entire front-page story about the prince's denial and about Mr. Fawcett's failed court case on Friday -- without saying what the prince was denying, or what Mr. Fawcett was hoping to keep secret.
"The BAA's seven failed court appeals were nothing more than a blatant attempt to delay the sale while BAA and its Spanish owners, Ferrovial, fattened up its monopoly profits at the expense of airlines, passengers and British jobs," said Stephen McNamara from Ryanair.
SIXTY years ago, Robert H. Jackson, President Franklin D. Roosevelt's attorney general, published a reflection on F.D.R.'s titanic battle with the Supreme Court that had reached its climax in the failed court-packing plan.
Many of the challenges have failed — courts recently rejected efforts to throw him off the ballot in Virginia — and Roger Stone, a Republican Party veteran who is advising Mr. Johnson, said he was optimistic that Mr. Johnson would qualify in all 50 states.
Very few males (<<10%) failed to court in the exposure period in any of our studies, and those that did fail to court were excluded from subsequent use.
He also failed to court conservative voters who are vital in the Republican primary.
Plessy failed in court, and his subsequent appeal to the state Supreme Court (in Ex parte Plessy, 1893) was similarly unsuccessful.
