Sentence examples for law decisions from inspiring English sources

According to the law, decisions at this ministerial level are final and cannot be appealed to any court.

The figures, taken from reported case law decisions and appeals by Uefa, only account for incidents occurring inside stadiums.

How the justices will rule on Arizona's immigration law and President Obama's health care law, decisions that could come as early as Monday, is unknown.

In previous international law decisions involving actions against a non-state, the exercise of this right of self-defence has not been considered lawful.

Mr. Miller predicted that "common law decisions in some of these areas will lead to state or federal requirements for multilingual labels".

These adjudicatory bodies have even been allowed to review the domestic law decisions offederal administrative agencies, and their decisions are insulated from any review by Article III courts.

Clinton has made rolling back the court's controversial 2010 campaign finance law decision – which enables corporations and unions to spend unlimited amounts to influence an election – a key pillar of her campaign.

Analyzing antebellum judges' instrumental use of private-law decisions to make economic policy benefitting merchant and entrepreneurial groups, Transformation offered a powerful rebuke to legal history's orthodox high priests.

Given the considerable prominence of forum-shopping concerns in the jurisprudence and academic literature on the so-called Erie Doctrine, courts and commentators may benefit from data on whether, and to what extent, forum shopping in fact responds to choice-of-law decisions under the Erie Doctrine.

The American Indian Law Collection (via HeinOnline) includes tribal constitutions, acts, by-laws, decisions, reports, treaties, and journal articles.

It is my understanding that the federal courts do not make common-law decisions because they only hear cases based on statutory or constitutional claims.