In United States v. Virginia (1996), Rehnquist assigned her the most important majority opinion of her career, and she ordered the Virginia Military Institute to admit women cadets, vindicating arguments she had made as a lawyer two decades earlier.
Perhaps the most desirable role is that of the swing Justice, who can control the outcome of cases and thus also win the assignment of writing important majority opinions.
In his sixteen-year tenure, he has written a handful of important majority opinions, the most famous in the 2000 case that struck down a Nebraska law banning a particular kind of late-term abortion.
With the aid of the principle of justifiable granularity, we adopt the important and majority suggestions of experts to measure each loss function, which supports a coherent way of designing information granules in presence of numerics.
And there is still plenty about, despite the recent reduction reported in Cameroon and elsewhere.Who cares?The third factor undermining certification schemes is the most important: the majority of tropical commodities are not consumed in eco-sensitive markets.
But it misses the important point that majorities have rights too.
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Street failed to confront the important fact that a majority of economists — liberal and conservative, private and government — agree that deficit spending is needed to fix the recession.
However, when the influence of gravity is comparatively important, the majority of the microbubbles accumulate near the wall of the channel, and the injection of the microbubbles modifies the profiles of the liquid average statistics.
By the turn of the 21st century, although agriculture remained important, the majority of the state's income derived from industry, commerce, and tourism.
