Sentence examples for past opinion from inspiring English sources
While past opinion polls show that the vast majority of Turks aspire to become part of Europe, conversations with many people here in recent days suggest that there is a limit to those ambitions.
By the time Fame And Glory did get past Opinion Poll and the equally unhelpful Caucus, the horse appeared to have had enough and ducked behind Saddler's Rock when asked for maximum effort.
Past opinion polling suggests that women are less supportive of wide-eyed or gung-ho policies in general, whether the issue is Scottish independence or foreign military adventures.The fact that Scots are divided in so many ways means that "yes" and "no" supporters do not exist in separate bubbles.
Existing research on this topic suggests that past opinion agreement between the consumer and an agent is an important cue in consumers' acceptance of current agent advice.
A past opinion on the government of Ireland's bestowal of Irish citizenship on President John Kennedy presumed the clause applied to the presidency as well.
Bork, a strict constructionist, expressed his views freely, and Biden had little trouble using Bork's past opinions to embarrass him.
We only know about these past opinions because the government was forced to declassify them after the Snowden revelations in 2013.
On the current court, Justice Scalia and Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist had, in past opinions, indicated the most interest in reviving the nondelegation doctrine.
Jeffrey Levi, then the executive director of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, testified against Justice Kennedy at his confirmation hearings, saying that "his past opinions offer little hope to gays and lesbians challenging adverse treatment in the courts".
The Senate should place the burden on judicial nominees to deliver a complete record of all past opinions, published and unpublished, as well as an accounting of all the other cases they have decided.
Whereas if Justice Scalia rules in favor of the two public interest groups, there will be legitimate questions as to whether he is trying too hard to appear impartial, particularly if the decision runs counter to past opinions.
