Sentence examples for longstanding opinion from inspiring English sources

A longstanding opinion of the state attorney general's office says O.T.B. boards have no legal authority to grant such multiyear contracts.

He and other self-interested legislators point to the longstanding opinion of the New York State Bar Association, which argues unpersuasively for attorney-client privilege (even after citing numerous court rulings in favor of allowing lawyers to reveal clients' names and other details).

This should be a critical part of your employee training regimen since new employees tend to develop longstanding opinions about their leaders early on.

Justices Thomas and Scalia concurred separately in an opinion by Justice Thomas that reiterated his longstanding view that the Eighth Amendment applies only to types of punishment and not to particular conditions of confinement.

"It's a longstanding belief".

Given that there is a longstanding Justice Department legal opinion that a sitting president cannot be charged with a crime, Mr. Barr may have to weigh whether it is right to share any information from the report that may cast Mr. Trump in unflattering light.

In dismissing plaintiffs' Omnicare claims alleging that the Legal Compliance Disclosures were actionably misleading, the Court reiterated the longstanding principle that an opinion statement is not rendered misleading simply because it later "proved to be false". Id.

That split largely parallels a longstanding divide in public opinion about the Affordable Care Act that has largely broken along partisan lines, with Democrats viewing the law favorably and Republicans unfavorably.

while revealing some distance between the White House and Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif).." Hoyer's right-leaning opinions and longstanding intention to cut Social Security are unpopular with the general public, but they make him a handy ally for the Simpson/Bowles White House.

But back to the issue of whether you were bound by clear, longstanding precedent, as I recall your opinion in this case, whether it was the summary order or the pro curium opinion, did not cite any Supreme Court or second circuit court precedent at all.

That statement, in my opinion, is insulting to longstanding Boulder establishments.