The ruling, notable for its two-sentence length, seemed to come out of nowhere.
In a scathing ruling notable for its stern wording, he declared that Mr. Irving was a racist Holocaust denier who deliberately distorted historical evidence in order to cast Hitler in a favorable light.
He spoke of a "sandwich system" of vote-buying employed by the ruling party in rural districts: notables are called together for a meeting, and at the end, when all are tired, a tray of "sandwiches" is passed around.
Frances Hughes, the lawyer representing Ms Estrada, called the ruling a "notable victory".
The ruling is notable because the court has appeared in recent years to go out of its way to side with corporations, including on employment issues.
Bush's response to the ruling was notable both for what it revealed about the Administration's stance on Guantánamo and for what it might mean for the politics of 2008.
The 64-page ruling was notable not just for what McDonald 'scalled its "common sense" approach, but for its suggestion that an alternate legal strategy might allow the plaintiffs to try again.
The ruling is notable because it goes against an appeals court judgement last year — recently upheld — pertaining to Microsoft customer data held in servers outside the US.
A study by Ronald Rindfuss, a sociologist, and others determined that a year after the 1954 Supreme Court desegregation ruling Brown v. Board of Education, there was a notable decline in the birth rate among Southern whites.
In Europe, where some intendants delight in provoking audiences or ruling their theaters like autocrats, Ms. Rosenberg was notable for leading a kinder, gentler house, with a hands-on approach to every aspect of production.
