Sentence examples for opinions setting from inspiring English sources

Reading it, one wonders why this, and similar opinions setting the parameters of the N.S.A.'s powers, were classified in the first place, other than to stifle the work of those political branches.

When the team arrived in Boulder at the beginning of September they held a meeting to crowdsource ideas - now they have canvassed more opinions setting up a "confessional camera" in the city.

Let the government learn to tolerate people with different opinions Set up some kind of communication; show you can tolerate different opinions.

These early opinions set the groundwork for later cases in which a broad right to free academic decision-making was granted to the universities themselves.

The views and opinions set forth herein are the personal views or opinions of the author; they do not necessarily reflect views or opinions of the law firm with which he is associated.

Not that their opinions set her back, she said.

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

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

If there is no print reporter volume in which an opinion is issued, then how would one cite to an opinion (setting aside for a moment Lexis and Westlaw citations)?

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.