At another point, they chided two competitors, Sun Microsystems and Oracle for lobbying federal regulators to break up Microsoft, a rare reference to the Justice Department's continuing antitrust suit.
"I think it's progress that so much is being done and I think they are starting to open their eyes," Fulton told Huffington Post BlackVoices, in reference to the Justice Department and the FBI.
Eagleman goes on to explore some of them, particularly with reference to the criminal justice system.
The statement of the Entitlement Theory includes reference to the principles of justice in acquisition and transfer.
Mr. Ketchum, 65, campaigned as a candidate who could restore integrity to the court, a reference to the controversy surrounding Chief Justice Maynard.
In an obvious reference to the health care law, Justice Thomas wondered aloud whether the "fundamental changes that are going on now" were "reversible in any way".
Ministers argue that they have their hands tied by EU rules and cannot favour home-based industry, even a Canadian-dominated multinational such as Bombardier, without risking a reference to the European court of justice.
There is no differentiating reverence from justice, because there is no essential difference; reverence is simply justice described with reference to the love that the gods bear for justice.
"Deference to Congress means that they across the street get to decide what the Constitution means," Jeffrey S. Sutton, representing Alabama, warned the justices, with reference to the Capitol, across First Street from the court building.
Correction: June 11 , 2003 Wednesday A grouping of thumbnail sketches on Sunday with a front-page article about efforts by interest groups to influence the selection of the next Supreme Court justice included an erroneous reference to the background of a potential nominee, Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr. of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
