Few powerful Republicans have joined those focusing their criticism squarely on Trump in recent days.
Justice David H. Souter, joined by Justices Harry A. Blackmun and John Paul Stevens, wrote that the court had "not spoken squarely" on the question since 1890 and that "modern knowledge" might require a different result.
He, in turn, was squarely in the sights of a bearded, grinning, pistol-wielding guy who'd joined us just a few minutes previously.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who joined the court in 2005, after the Wexler study was completed, was "squarely in third place," Mr. Malphurs found.
Le Pen might have been squarely beaten in the presidential runoff by the independent centrist Emmanuel Macron – as voters from the right and left joined forces to block her – but she was still projected to have won up to 11m votes.
The son joined the father's firm in 1950, and in the 1950's they designed buildings that fell squarely into the simple boxy look of the period.
During Mr. Obama's first full day of campaigning since Mr. Ryan joined Mitt Romney on the G.O.P. ticket, the president used an appearance in Council Bluffs to target Mr. Ryan squarely.
Sources said there did not appear to be any suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of the 49-year-old father of three, suggesting that he has joined a growing list of senior financiers for whom substantial wealth offered little protection from the emotional traumas of joblessness and diminishing status in a recession blamed squarely on their profession.
Respondents joined issue on the outcome of strict scrutiny on the facts before the Court, see Brief for Respondents in Smith, pp. 14-41, aneitherher party squarely addressed the proposition the Court was to embrace, that the Free Exercise Clause was irrelevant to the dispute.
