Sentence examples for key opinions from inspiring English sources

In key opinions issued in 2004 and 2006, Stevens chipped away at the special status asserted for Guantánamo, each time referring the matter of judicial review for the detainees back to Congress.

(A separate project by the Northwestern University Law Review sampled key opinions by all the candidates).

He's written key opinions and dissents on a host of topics shaping the world we live in, establishing deeply conservative views on everything from voting rights to net neutrality to immigrants to executive power.

"The key opinion leader is the pharmacist," Mr. Hwang said.

My worry is those that do – the key opinion leaders... need not declare.

"I knew she was a key opinion leader, particularly in the field of fruit and vegetables as a source of calcium, which really interested me.

The company has just agreed a deal to run the "No to AV" voting referendum web campaign, using social media to target key opinion-formers.

He fiercely opposes abortion, and for five years, until 2010, he was editor in chief of First Things, a key opinion journal for religious conservatives.

By 6am, Cameron was leading a conference call on the talks outcome and, by 7am, a full tilt spin war was under way as key opinion formers were contacted to be told that Cameron or Miliband had won.

He offered a key opinion in the Hobby Lobby case, supporting the right of the owners of a large chain of Christian craft stores to refuse to provide contraception coverage to their employees.

These "key opinion leaders" are bad enough, but who would ever imagine that the curricula vitae of many academic physicians (those on a medical school faculty) are packed with journal articles actually written by ghostwriters sponsored by pharmaceutical companies?