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The appeals court panel, made up of Judges Jon O. Newman, Amalya L. Kearse and Ralph K. Winter, cited the landmark abortion ruling to reject that argument.

It is the latest ruling to reject a challenge to the ban since it was passed by voters in 1996, and the second time the same court had upheld the ban.

The Supreme Court, which ruled that Dr. Sen should be granted bail while he appeals the ruling, also appeared to reject much of the government's case against him, saying that simply possessing Maoist literature was not enough to prove that Dr. Sen had broken the law.

Congress must now vote on whether to accept the ruling's recommendation to reject the accounts, and whether there are grounds to start impeachment proceedings.

In his interview, Mr. Beblawi, 74, a Muslim, said the top military officials now ruling Egypt had tried to reject his resignation, fearing that it would further harm the sputtering economy.

A British pull-out from the ECHR, or a British decision to reject a ruling by the court, would give great comfort to just those governments cited by Mr Davis above.

"This writes a pass for every dictatorship to reject UN rulings," he wrote on Twitter.

The party's ruling National Executive Committee rejected a proposal to make a quick appointment to replace Ed Miliband by the end of July.

The ruling party rejected the proposal, denying any wrongdoing while calling for complaints to be addressed by the election commission, a body analysts say is part of the ruling party's state apparatus.

Judge Walton's ruling to reopen the Delaware Water Gap park rejected arguments by the Fund for Animals, the Humane Society of the United States and others that the hunt there violated federal law because the National Park Service had not assessed the hunt's environmental impact.

The complaint seems somewhat odd, however, since his golf course ruling rejected the use of corporate headquarters as the basis for venue.