Sentence examples for proclaimed the decision from inspiring English sources

The United States Chamber of Commerce, which has taken an increasing interest in state court elections in part because of its desire to see state courts limit punitive damage awards, proclaimed the decision a major First Amendment victory that would result in the public learning more about the views of those seeking judicial office.

It also mandated that each diocese hold a synod to proclaim the decisions of the council.

The prime minister's office urged Reform leaders to reconsider, and the leftist Meretz Party proclaimed that the decision "spoils Jewish solidarity with Israel" and could threaten the Reform effort to win equal rights here, where religious affairs are controlled by the Orthodox.

The famous 2002 case that is most often cited as proof of the circuit's extremism is the decision that proclaimed the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance violated constitutional separation of church and state.

The problem created by this case, Stern v. Marshall, is that most debts and estate assets are creations of state contract law, and thus while the court's majority has proclaimed the modesty of its decision, the ruling really has the potential to upend a great deal of routine bankruptcy practice.

"For the first time in Italian history, the party system has given up making appointments in the dark, with no official candidates, and has instead accepted the principle of transparency and competence in decision-making," proclaimed the Open Media Coalition, a group that has been calling for more openness in the selection process for Agcom and other regulatory panels dealing with media issues.

"Windia," proclaimed The Indian Express.

"Sinus rhythm," proclaimed the surgeon.

It proclaimed the Nuremberg Laws.

He was proclaimed the winner.

Baglin proclaimed the recent Laguna Dance Festival spectacular.