Sentence examples for isolated justices from inspiring English sources

Isolated justices make isolated decisions.

"We hold that a naturally occurring DNA segment is a product of nature and not patent eligible merely because it has been isolated," Justice Clarence Thomas wrote in Thursday's opinion.

This work highlights why housing is not isolated from other social justice concerns.

The legal question for the justices is whether isolated genes are "products of nature" that may not be patented or "human-made inventions" eligible for patent protection.

The police error, the chief justice wrote, was "isolated negligence attenuated from the arrest".

Sadly, I wouldn't say the instances we have seen brought to justice are totally isolated either.

The justices, of course, were isolated by design.

Criminal justice agencies are often isolated from clinical practice and from scientific research, slowing dissemination of evidence.

"Genes and the information they encode are not patent eligible... simply because they have been isolated from the surrounding genetic material," Justice Thomas wrote.

The justices held that human DNA isolated from a chromosome cannot be patented because it is a product of nature.

"Any group of people who have been oppressed because of any one, isolated aspect of their persons yearns for justice and equal rights," she said.