Sentence examples for unanimously held from inspiring English sources
The high court unanimously held in June that McDonnell's actions were distasteful but didn't necessarily violate federal bribery laws.
The High Court unanimously held that ss 198AB and 198AD are valid under the aliens power conferred by s 51 xix) of the Constitution.
Reversing a lower court, the Supreme Court unanimously held that the fired worker had put forth enough evidence to prove that his firing violated the A.D.E.A.
The appeal court unanimously held the regulations were unlawful because the claimants were required to comply with a scheme that had not been clearly set out.
The four-judge panel for the First Department of the Appellate Division unanimously held that Judge Berkman's instructions made it logically impossible for the jury to consider the assisted suicide defense, effectively mandating a guilty verdict.
A1 The justices, ruling in a job discrimination case, unanimously held that a plaintiff can prevail, even in the absence of smoking-gun evidence of discrimination, by showing that an employer's innocent-sounding explanation for its action was a lie.
In unanimously holding that it had jurisdiction, the court reasserted a significant power in the General Assembly: when the Security Council fails to act because of a permanent member's abuse of veto power, the General Assembly may do so, including asking the court's advice.
Over a decade earlier, in Oneida Indian Nation of New York v. County of Oneida (1974), the Supreme Court had allowed the same suit to proceed by unanimously holding that there was federal subject-matter jurisdiction to hear the claim.
The matype4 members unanimously hold a deletion of about 15 resides between the C1 and C2 which stands as the distinguishing feature of this subtype.
The bank's board also voted unanimously to hold its benchmark interest rate steady at 0.1percentt.
The Bank of Japan's policy board decided unanimously to hold monetary policy steady, resisting government pressure for further monetary easing.
