But the Supreme Court's ruling is unlikely to quiet the larger legal battle over whether the courts, in fashioning broad remedies in lawsuits or in overturning laws, routinely act like legislatures.
Stone is unique among contemporary US directors in his ability to fashion broad-brush, populist mainstream movies out of social and political events.
"In effect, the majority has fashioned a broad exemption from antitrust law for operating system design.
A judge is first and foremost one who resolves disputes, and not one charged with the duty to fashion broad policies establishing the rights and duties of citizens.
Beginning in the late sixties, Meredith Monk fashioned a broader, more radical unity of disciplines: she sang, she danced, she wrote for instruments, she created spectacle.
This inconclusive debate hardly calls for fashioning a broad rule of pre-emption.
Last February the two presidents directed aides to fashion a broad new deal on immigration by the time Mr. Fox came to Washington.
Prevent the Continued Growth Of Islamist Terrorism In October 2003, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld asked if enough was being done "to fashion a broad integrated plan to stop the next generation of terrorists".
As an example of imagination, it admiringly quoted from a memorandum written last fall by Mr. Rumsfeld: "Does the U.S. need to fashion a broad, integrated plan to stop the next generation of terrorists?
Usually a committed minority can destroy a complex compromise bill fashioned by a broad majority.
Additionally, compared with other high-conductivity materials, such as carbon nanotubes [7 9], graphene is much easier to be fashioned into a broad range of shapes.
