Sentence examples for principle established by from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court case of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka directly contradicted the legal principle established by... a. Dred Scott v. Sanford.

The basic principle established by Hutchinson in his great coup de theatre at the Bailey - that drama is pretence and illusion and cannot be treated legally as if it were real - seems once again to be in doubt.

Their brief said the principle established by Supreme Court precedents was that "a presidential pardon nullifies not only the pardoned conviction itself, but also any disabilities that attach as a result of the conviction".

Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas provided a fourth and fifth vote for the result while refusing to sign the O'Connor opinion because they reject the principle, established by the court's precedents, that the Eighth Amendment requires any proportionality in sentencing.

Nearly 400 years later, the principle established by the Tuscan ruler – that account holders and investors are protected by the state – lies at the heart of a crisis at Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS) that is worrying financial markets around the world.

The verdicts mark the first time the ICC has convicted defendants of rape or command responsibility for the actions of their troops, a legal principle established by other UN tribunals that makes a commander responsible for failing to take action to stop crimes he knows are being committed by subordinates.

Transparency was one of the basic design principles established by the Skirball.

"We are the world's oldest Scottish salmon smokers and we remain faithful to the principles established by my great-grandfather in 1905," said Forman.

Overcoming these will require following the basic principles established by the HGP: "Owned by all; done by all; shared by all".

The principles established by the Reactor Safety Guide were given an unexpected test in 1979 when Three Mile Island Unit 2 near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, suffered a severe accident.

He became an influential supporter of the Whigs (who sought to further the constitutional principles established by the Glorious Revolution) in a number of government posts.