Sentence examples for opinion addressing from inspiring English sources

The vice chancellor issued an opinion addressing allegations that the head of the Delphi Financial Group, Robert Rosenkranz, had selfishly favored his own interests in negotiating a sale of his company to Tokio Marine Financial.

But he said in the e-mail that he disagreed with another legal opinion addressing the "combined effects" of the harsh methods, suggesting that their use in combination might be illegal.

The blow came on Monday in an opinion addressing the purchase of Del Monte Foods by three private equity firms, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, Centerview Partners and Vestar Capital Partners, for $5.3 billion, including debt.

"The opinion addresses certain threshold procedural and jurisdictional matters which we are studying," Ms. Comstock said.

Finally, this opinion addresses what Delaware courts should do when a court is unwilling to simply block an entire deal.

"The T.C.E.Q. has concerns with how the district court opinion addressed the matter of public trust doctrine," Mr. Clawson added.

But Kennedy asserted that his opinion addressed only the issue before the Court, and did not, for example, presage an endorsement of gay marriage.

I don't think that opinion addresses the situation where you have a request in certain counties but no request in other counties.

The court of public opinion addresses the issues of believability.

As is common in opinions to which there are dissents, Stevens' opinion addressed the major arguments in dissent.

The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals opinion addressed the case of inmate Ernest DeWayne Jones, sentenced to death in 1995 for the murder and rape of his girlfriend's mother.