Sentence examples for this recent decision from inspiring English sources

Read (and hear) from faculty about this recent decision.

In this recent decision, the judge dismissed the rest of the complaint and focused on a review of four passages in the article that reflected negatively on Mr. Biro and his work.

Apparently the Court means to indicate that this recent decision created a new rule authorizing federal courts to enjoin state officers from enforcing state laws even though clearly and narrowly drawn to forbid picketers and demonstrators from obstructing street traffic and blocking the entrances of public buildings.

We are reviewing this recent decision carefully and are pleased that the court agreed with us on a number of issues.

Niantic has not responded to my request for comment regarding this recent decision, and they have not responded to any of my requests for comment since launch.

Anyway, the problem has been reported since back in November but this recent decision by the NYC Department of Education "raised the profile of the long-standing matter," according to 9 to 5 Mac, and may be addressed very soon in the next 10.5.3 update that we may or may not have been tipped about yesterday.

From this perspective, the recent decision of Tom Tancredo, a Republican congressman from the Denver suburbs, to turn in a Mexican honours student to face immigration charges was, argues one Republican bigwig, "extremely unhelpful .This sounds close to what happened to the Republicans in California (see article).

This is the recent decision of the school board members due to the desperate need for schools in that area and the pursuit of integration.

Then, there are the very revealing parallels between this case and the recent decision by Ecuador to grant asylum to Julian Assange, until his fears of political persecution from being extradited to Sweden are resolved.

This finding supports the recent decision of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare to adopt the policy of routinely offering voluntary HIV counseling and testing to all tuberculosis patients in states with higher HIV burdens[20].

The constitutional validity of the ordinance in its general scope is settled by the recent decision of this court in Euclid v. Ambler Co., 272 U. S. 365, 47 S. Ct. 114, 71 L. Ed. 303, and upon the record here we find no warrant for saying that the ordinance is unconstitutional constitutional as applied to the facts in the present case.