Sentence examples for unanimous cases from inspiring English sources
The recent unanimous cases are different.
The recent unanimous cases are noteworthy for a second reason: many truly speak with a single voice.
"Oh, the unanimous cases," Justice Thomas said with a lightly mocking tone that suggested the professor was both right and wrong.
Because the decision was not unanimous, the case now goes to the full 15-member supreme court, which is expected to take up the issue within the next 10 days.
But the justices were unanimous in significant cases, too.
"It's worth saying that while our discussions were searching, our decisions were in all cases unanimous.
As to the discordant cases, unanimous concordance was reached after revising and discussing.
Thus, the agreement when taking into account resident pathologists reading as well is worse: only a single case registered unanimous agreement, which improved to four cases upon seeing the computer's output.
In other words, it was unanimous that this case was too big.
Texas (1954), a unanimous landmark U.S. Supreme Court case that recognized that the Fourteenth Amendment's guarantee of equal protection under the law extended to Mexican Americans (the conviction of agricultural labourer Pete Hernandez for murder was quashed because Mexican Americans had been barred from participating in both the jury that indicted and the jury that convicted him).
