Sentence examples for test set forth from inspiring English sources

A board's decision to adopt defensive devices which "lock up" a merger mandate special scrutiny under the two-part test set forth in Unocal.

(b) The exceptional-circumstances test set forth in Colorado River, supra, was not undermined by Will v. Calvert Fire Insurance Co., 437 U.S. 655, 98 S.Ct.

The SEC will apply the investment contract test set forth in the septuagenarian SEC v. W.J. Howey Co. case (the "Howey Test").

After examining the statute, its legislative history, and its historical and social context, the Court holds that the Louisiana Legislature acted without "a secular legislative purpose," and that the Act therefore fails the "purpose" prong of the three-part test set forth in 586, 593-594, 596.

Then, turning to the as-applied challenge and seeking to apply the test set forth by the Baze plurality, the court held that Mr. Bucklew's complaint failed as a matter of law to identify an alternative procedure that would significantly reduce the risks he alleged would flow from the State's lethal injection protocol.

The District Court upheld the orders and entered judgment for the Secretary, but the Ninth Circuit held that the government enforced contributions to pay for generic advertising violated respondents' commercial speech rights under the test set forth in Central Hudson Gas & Elec.

The case before us is like Preston and unlike Cooper according to each of the distinguishing tests set forth in the Cooper opinion.

A credit enhancement contract (as defined in paragraph (c)(4)(ii) of this section) is not treated as a separate asset of an entity for purposes of the asset composition tests set forth in section 7701(i)(2)(A)(i), but instead is treated as part of the asset to which it relates.

The court summarized Escalante's records thusly, "Simply put, the logs are insufficient to show that petitioner has satisfied the tests set forth in Section 467(c)(7)(B), and his testimony in that regard was, understandably, too generalized to otherwise do so". As a result, Escalante, like so many before him, failed to qualify as a real estate professional.

RFRA expressly adopted the compelling interest test "as set forth in Sherbert v. Verner, 374 U. S. 398 (1963) and Wisconsin v. Yoder, 406 U. S. 205 (1972)." 42 U. S. C. §2000bb(b)(1).

A week after the country drew widespread condemnation for a nuclear test Kim "set forth the important tasks to be fulfilled to bolster up the nuclear force," the official KCNA state news agency said.