Sentence examples for loving decision from inspiring English sources

"The War on Drugs's Tribute to the 'Loving' Decision," by Lauretta Charlton.

In the Loving decision, from 1967, the Court held that states could no longer ban racial intermarriage.

More than 6percentt of all spouses were married to someone of a different race, up from less than 1percentt in the years after the Loving decision.

The Loving decision, moreover, came almost two decades after the California Supreme Court struck down a state law banning interracial marriage in 1948 in Perez v. Sharp.

As in the Loving decision, the Court will reaffirm that the "freedom to marry has long been recognized as one of the vital personal rights essential to the orderly pursuit of happiness by free men".

I'm also reminded that a Supreme Court case from my home state, Lawrence v. Texas, struck down sodomy laws just thirteen years ago, and that Loving similarly paved the way for my own ability to marry one day: the Court's opinion last year legalizing gay marriage made reference to the Loving decision a number of times.

Yet the stock slipped on Monday, so investors do not universally love the decision not to split.

I love the decision not to make the album freely available to download, as the Charlatans and Radiohead have.

Gingrich, who loved that decision, was furious when Mitt's rich friends chipped in to run anti-Newt ads in Iowa.

I went to a game and one parent said they loved the decision that everyone could get a chance to play.

The youngest of four siblings, Mr. Migdoll was born in 1944 in Jersey City to a Russian father and Polish mother who "almost loved" his decision to become an artist.