Sentence examples for opinion adopted from inspiring English sources

Justice O'Connor's majority opinion adopted a scolding tone toward the government's defense of the statute, and by implication toward Congress, reflecting the disdain the court has expressed with increasing frequency toward the legislative process.

Infuriated and appalled by this opinion adopted by a fake journalist for money that doesn't exist?

Take the axe to your X. Infuriated and appalled by this opinion adopted by a fake journalist for money that doesn't exist?

Judge Hand considered the clear and present danger test, but his opinion adopted a balancing approach similar to that suggested in American Communications Association v. Douds.

"In my opinion, adopting mandatory federal government background checks for purely private transactions between law-abiding citizens, puts us inexorably on the path to a push for a federal registry".

5, 17, 18 In our opinion, adopting an aggressive surgical approach by resecting solitary osseous metastasis may improve the prognosis of this group.

This enables us to investigate the distinct number of overall opinions adopted by each agent during the interactions.

That, of course, is the essence of free speech, but it is no longer free when the outrage expressed against unpopular opinions adopts the garb of moral righteousness and becomes personal.

Part of that lesson comes in the form of the opinions of men, opinions then adopted by women, opinions that subtlety tell us to aim for beauty -- be it supermodel good looks or "drunk-girl-next-door everydayness".

Unlike the US, the EU and Australia, which, under pressure from public opinion, have adopted legislation banning illegal timber imports, China has made no such move.

Olney's opinion, soon adopted by Cleveland, was that the Monroe Doctrine not only prohibited new European colonies, but also declared an American national interest in any matter of substance within the hemisphere.