Sentence examples for hostile decisions from inspiring English sources
Losing the fight over Scalia's replacement would not mean the possibility of 30 or more years of hostile decisions.
It's not a hostile decision that many people have made".
If the reviews of Kingsley Amis's new novel reached a hostile decision, the interviews intended to promote it were even nastier.
"Lack of governmental action and oversight, fueled in part by hostile court decisions that made public school integration harder, not easier, have lead us to 2016: An overwhelming failure to fulfill the promise of Brown in realizing equality in educational opportunity for all students," Scott said.
It's also taken user-hostile design decisions such as removing the ability to send text messages from its main Facebook app.
And many pro-gay marriage strategists were happy that the 9th Circuit tried to limit the decision to the particular situation faced by California, fearing a hostile U.S. Supreme Court decision if the 9th Circuit decision had been as broad as Judge Walker's, with the effect of striking down all state laws banning same-sex marriage.
Justice Alito has voted with the court's more conservative justices in decisions hostile to government use of racial classification.
Her replacement, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., has consistently voted with the court's more conservative justices in major decisions hostile to the use of racial classifications by the government.
They could have spotlighted also the perverse decision that the bill overturned, and held it up to underscore an ongoing concern - judicial decisions hostile to laws designed to protect the interests of ordinary people.
Over the past ten years, due to increasingly hostile regulations, judicial decisions, and tobacco opposition groups, the tobacco industry has suffered serious declines.
"Any President" faced with decisions as "hostile" as those thrown at Trump would have reacted the same way, he said.
