Sentence examples similar to opinion mark from inspiring English sources

The court's opinion marks a milestone in the Palestinian struggle.

"Judge Boggs's opinion marks a new low point in the history of the Sixth Circuit," she wrote.

"Judge Boggs's opinion marks a new low point in the history of the Sixth Circuit," Judge Moore wrote in a concurring opinion.

That opinion marked the first of several Consol-friendly actions Mr. Cuccinelli has taken as Virginia's Attorney General.

Breyer's opinion marked the first time since the late Justice Harry Blackman's 1994 dissent in a case from Texas that a sitting member of the court has formally taken an abolitionist stance on the death penalty.

"Today's sentences, imposed against three online journalists who were merely expressing critical opinions, mark a new low point for press freedom in Vietnam," said Shawn Crispin, the senior Southeast Asia representative for the Committee to Protect Journalists.

OPINION Mark Bittman's column on Thursday incorrectly described findings from a recent epidemiological study of the relationship of sugar consumption to diabetes.

OPINION Mark Bittman's column on Wednesday did not specify the year for which one-third of the federal subsidy for producing ethanol would have been enough to finance a program to perennialize an annual for 30 years.

OPINION Mark Bittman's column last Sunday incorrectly described a Pepsi marketing deal with the singer Beyoncé Knowles that will include her appearance at the Super Bowl halftime show on Feb. 3.

They could, if they so chose, give users the ability to filter based on "Fact based" or "opinion" or mark posts with a shared icon for Fact-based or Opinion storytelling.

She said the court's opinion may mark the return to the period immediately after the Roe vs. Wade decision when the court "exhibited extreme hostility to regulation of abortion as a medical procedure".