Sentence examples for this opinion demonstrates from inspiring English sources
Stuart B. Esner, who argued the case for Ms. Greenwald, said: "This opinion demonstrates in fact that her lawsuit is not baseless.
Moreover, as the discussion in Section I of this opinion demonstrates, the Secretary has consistently construed Executive Order No. 8979 and Public Land Order No. 487 not to bar oil and gas leases.
Recent research findings have strengthened this opinion demonstrating that suction in the presence of meconium and the use of oxygen are in most newborns unnecessary [14], [15], [16], [17].
This dichotomy of opinion demonstrates the futility of trying to regulate the trading activities of large banks.
The ease with which the majority dismissed the Montana case without a hearing and in a short unsigned opinion demonstrates that they felt no discomfort with this condition or their prior decision.
Nonetheless, the difference in opinion demonstrates the fractures that have been hidden for so long in the neocon-decent alliance.
But the difference of opinion demonstrates the depth of the splits within the Brexit wing of the Tory party, unable to agree on their alternative strategy to Chequers, refusing to publish the 140-page document they had drawn up for fear of ridicule.
The Courts opinion demonstrates that respondents HIV infection easily falls within the statutes definition of disability. Moreover, the Courts discussion in Part III of the relevant evidence has persuaded me that the judgment of the Court of Appeals should be affirmed.
The majority opinion demonstrates a classic struggle in the development of the common law: the battle between crafting remedies for people or businesses that are injured -- even people or businesses injured in a purely economic sense -- as a direct and proximate cause of a tortfeasor's carelessness, and protecting litigants from random, unpredictable liability without limit.
That's a statistic that, in Martin's opinion, demonstrates how out of step the White House is with the realities of the American criminal justice system.
Catesby's answer, "The necessity of the Catholics [was such that] it must needs be done", in Fraser's opinion demonstrates his unwavering view on the matter, held at least since his first meeting with Thomas Wintour early in 1604.
