In reversing Rakoff's decision, the Second Circuit argued that the task of deciding what's in the public interest "rests squarely with the SEC".
PAGE B15 DOUBLING AS CHEERLEADERS More N.B.A. teams are substituting the staid, impartial public-address announcers in their arenas for raucous boosters who make no secret of where the rooting interest rests.
A chief justice who more clearly recognized that the national interest rested in letting voters determine the outcome of the election might have steered the court toward a ruling that stressed the need for equal protection while giving Florida another chance to review ballots that had not recorded a vote when counted by machine.
Looking at the open interest configuration, peak call open interest rests at the in-the-money 12.50 strike in the April series of options – numbering just 5,316 contracts.
Looking at the front-month open interest configuration for the stock, we find that peak November call open interest rests at the out-of-the-money 17.50 strike, with more than 11,300 contracts, while the November 15 calls has open interest of 11,200 contracts.
By 1915, assessing that Romania's national interest rested with the Habsburgs and the Germans, and arguing that Romanian peasants were worse off than their counterparts in Transylvania, he was urging his countrymen to ponder the benefits of Bessarabia's annexation to Romania.
The interviewer's research interest rests on an implicit way of thinking that has been socialized by their research group, and is influenced by their social background, age and gender.
Since our main interest rests on the effects that the high variability inherent in the learning process may have on movement regularities, we will focus on the behavioural data from the earlier days of training.
The industry has brushed off arguments that a newspaper's long-term interests rest on more news, not less.
But its long-term security interests rest to a large degree on Washington.
