Sentence examples for set aside a decision from inspiring English sources

There is no appeal against a ruling not to set aside a decision.

The ruling set aside a decision from the federal appeals court in Chicago that said the marketplace could for the most part be trusted to set such pay.

Section 1(1) repeals Section 21 of the 1950 Act, abolishing the Case Stated procedure in arbitration matters, and states that the courts cannot set aside a decision based on an error in law or fact that is blatantly obvious, effectively repealing Section 22(1).

by Ned Temko Facing warnings of a "Gurkha-scale" policy misjudgment, Gordon Brown has set aside a cabinet decision to deny financial help to dozens of British victims of terrorist attacks overseas.

The judge, James C. Chalfant of Superior Court, set aside a jury decision against Mr. Simon's investment company, William E. Simon & Sons, and awarded the firm $125,000 to cover the costs of fighting the accusations.

The law provides that in reviewing a habeas corpus petition, the federal court cannot set aside a state court decision unless the decision "was contrary to, or involved an unreasonable application of, clearly established federal law, as determined by the Supreme Court of the United States".

The earlier decision set aside a jury's verdict in 2006 that the contractor, Custer Battles, must pay about $10 million in damages and penalties to the United States government and two whistle-blowers.

The decision to set aside a discussion of VEBA may be only temporary, however, analysts said, because it is the primary way that G.M. and the other Detroit companies can remove from their books a combined health care liability of about $100 billion.

After Barclays' recent decision to set aside a further £700m for PPI compensation, the banking industry's bill now stands at just over £12bn.

Following the Royal Bank of Scotland's decision to set aside a further £400m and Lloyds putting a fresh £1bn aside for mis-selling last week, this brings the total for the UK banking industry as a whole to almost £13bn.

The decision to set aside a special unit for trans detainees at Prairieland came under the Obama administration, as ICE policy gradually started to reflect the concerns of LGBTQ and immigrants rights groups over the detention of transgender asylum seekers.