Now that these "anti-fraud" measures failed to do their job in preventing Mr. Obama's re-election in states like Florida, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Ohio (thanks, in part, to the courts), the party has a chance to make itself more appealing to a broader range of voters.
Thanks in part to the courts and journalists like Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, and to true Republican patriots who refused to follow Nixon's nefarious orders, this country narrowly averted a disaster.
New Jersey is actually attacking the preschool education gap more aggressively than many other states, he said, thanks in part to the Abbott court rulings.
TV executives estimate Super Pac spending is at record levels in Iowa, thanks in part to the supreme court's 2010 ruling in the Citizens United versus the Federal Electoral Commission case, which removed limits on how much wealthy individuals can contribute.
The long wait is due in part to the nature of the court, which has strived to be meticulously even-handed, allowing defence lawyers considerable latitude in drawing out the trial.
Due, in part, to the efforts of federal bankruptcy court judges, the U.S. Supreme Court amended bankruptcy rules to require servicers to include "an itemized statement of the interest, fees, expenses, or charges" with any claim they make in a bankruptcy filing involving an individual debtor.
In an interview with The Detroit Free Press, Mr. Huizenga suggested that the bill was being introduced, in part, to overrule the court's decision and to benefit Taubman Centers.
In the meantime, he has been working to sell records, in part to prove to the court that he did not file a frivolous suit against Def Jam, people close to the case said.
Yes, the law is still on the books, thanks in part to a court order last month that allowed it to remain in effect ― with some caveats thrown in for those who may have trouble obtaining a voter card before the November election.
Since 1996 each class has included about 15 majority students, their presence due in part to a court ruling that broadened the eligibility requirements.
Despite that income, the federal government wants to resolve the status of church lands and properties, in part to satisfy court rulings and in part to establish clear legal status for lands for government and private projects.
