Sentence examples for petitioner should from inspiring English sources

"The petitioner should not be made to continue to serve a sentence for a conviction that has been vacated by this court, as it has been found unconstitutional".

Petitioner should not be permitted to short-circuit the state's opportunity to obtain such review by forcing the matter to trial before appellate review is complete.

It also states the requirement that "the petitioner should be, in terms of the Lyon King of Arms Act 1672, a 'virtuous and well-deserving person'".

Petitioner should be allowed to amend its pleadings in the District Court to assert a plea of estoppel.

"The N.Y.P.D. has not offered any reason why the petitioner should be denied access to the same database which it has already shared with other outside organizations," the order said.

Third, the Court of Appeals considered respondents' claim that petitioner should also pay the expenses respondents incurred in defending its Rule 11 award on appeal.

There is a substantial question whether the union dues requirement imposed upon these petitioners should be characterized as a prior restraint or inhibition upon their free speech rights.

Efforts by her relatives to get a guardian appointed, he said, are "contrary to the manifest wishes of Ms. Clark, who has expressed to me on numerous occasions her desire that I handle her financial affairs and that her relatives, including petitioners, should have no physical access to her".

Although acknowledging that the scope of respondents’ discovery requests was overly broad, the appeals court nonetheless agreed with the District Court that petitioners should bear the burden of invoking executive privilege and of objecting to the discovery orders with detailed precision.

Nilsen, one of the agents, was assigned in February to work on the farm in the desiguise of a 'dumb farm hand' and to accept work at the still if petitioners should offer it.

INS has been known to ask for evidence which exceeds the regulatory requirements, and petitioners should take care to scrutinize such requests for demands that exceed INS authority.