Sentence examples for opinion setting from inspiring English sources

For every major decision, the court issues an opinion setting forth in excruciating detail the basis for its ruling.

In practice, the justice secretary was the canary down the mine of Westminster opinion, setting out in beautiful prose the reasons for his dramatic breach with Cameron.

"However, final judgment will not be entered in this case until the court issues an opinion setting forth the reasons for this ruling".

His views can be idiosyncratic, and some say lawyers deserve a chance to engage him before being surprised by an opinion setting out a novel and sweeping legal theory.

Take, for example, his solo dissent this year in Foster v. Chatman, in which all the other Justices joined Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr.,'s opinion setting aside a death-penalty verdict in Georgia.

Or you could see MSPs as leading public opinion, setting out Scotland's distinctive attitude to foreigners and incomers, on an evidence base about demographic change with which few others are familiar.

The opinion sets out the long background to Martin Marietta's current hostile offer, which came after a decade-long courtship between the two producers of construction materials.

Most scholars agreed this was a decision without apparent legal precedent, but they were divided over whether the unsigned (per curiam) opinion set precedent.

But rather than rejecting the mass tracking of Americans' internet activity, the opinion sets off in search of a way to justify it.

Mr Breyer's opinion set new guidelines for recess appointments: the Senate gets to decide when it is in recess, and no appointments may be made during breaks of fewer than 10 days.

Fred Trueman, if I remember, played for a while for Derbyshire at the end of his Yorkshire career, a move that in my opinion set him upon the road that would later confirm him as High Curmudgeon of England.