Sentence examples for finding no violation from inspiring English sources

The UK had the highest number of judgments finding no violation (10 out of 14).

After a 9-day bench trial on the remaining claims, the District Court ruled for the city, finding no violation of petitioners' rights under the Free Exercise Clause.

In February, however, in a Massachusetts case involving child-care workers paid by the state, former supreme court Justice David Souter, sitting on a three-judge panel in the first circuit court of appeals and writing for the majority, upheld exclusive representation, finding no violation of workers' first amendment rights.

The ALJ ruled in favor of Motorola Mobility, finding no violation for any of the three Apple patents listed in Apple's suit.

The Vicinage Clause applies only to petit juries, not grand juries (although some cases finding no violation of the Clause have assumed without deciding that the Clause does apply to grand juries).

This order of magnitude improvement over previous Michelson Morley experiments allows us to set comprehensive simultaneous bounds on nine boost and rotation anisotropies of the speed of light, finding no significant violations of Lorentz symmetry.

In the suit, the police said, Mr. Byrne claimed that the church's instruction " 'that Jesus did live is at best a legend,' that resurrection is a 'mistaken diagnosis' and that Catholicism is 'a lie and fraud.' " A federal judge dismissed the suit after finding "no facts in which violations of the Constitution or any other federal law can be discerned," a police official said.

(3) Absent a settlement agreement or a finding that no violation occurred, the Director of the Office of Foreign Assets Control will issue a "Penalty Notice". The respondent will have 30 days from the date of service to either pay the penalty or request a hearing.

Of the remaining 23 cases, "several ended in findings of no violation" by UK authorities.

While many cases resulted in findings of no violation or were closed without penalty or disallowance, many others were terminated with disallowances, either by consent or after hearings.

Petitioner Mary Berghuis, on behalf of the state of Michigan (hereinafter "Michigan"), first contend that the Sixth Circuit erred in finding a violation of Van Chester Thompkins Mirandaa rights.