House speaker John Boehner saying the ruling "underscores the urgency of repealing" the bill.
Obama, whose father was Kenyan, said America stood with the country's people in the face of the latest attack, which he said "underscores the degree to which all of us as an international community have to stand against the kind of senseless violence that these kind of groups represent".
The furore surrounding the footballer underscores the enduring importance of the game in Egypt's politics and how the political situation remains unsettled nearly two years after the military ousted the elected president, Mohamed Morsi, a Brotherhood member.
But the defection of Abdo Hussameldin, a relatively minor and unknown figure outside of Damascus, underscores the difficulties Syria's fragmented opposition has had in persuading senior regime figures to abandon Assad.
While the South Carolina setback underscores Romney's enduring unpopularity with Southerners, strong conservatives, and evangelicals, he retains certain advantages.
What is telling for Northern Ireland about this week's budget is that it underscores where the real power still lies.
The fact that it has taken almost 50 years to achieve underscores the difficulty of reopening any line once it has been closed, its stations sold off, its land bought by farmers and supermarkets and its track ripped up.
Aronson – who participated in peace talks to end civil wars in El Salvador and Nicaragua in the 1990s – underscores that he is not a go-between.
A senior Indian official talks of India having a legitimate interest because a Chinese "noose" is tightening on its friends and trading partners around the South China Sea.China's maritime fixation underscores the appeal of lessening worries over its terrestrial borders at least that is the argument that some make in Beijing for seeking an agreement on the disputed border.
Senator Kerry's nomination underscores Mr Obama's belief that America must pursue diplomacy to the bitter end, and be seen to do so, sources say.
That the nation could even consider a strict language requirement for its president underscores the vigour of the language, but the continued popularity of Mr Deschene hints that many Navajos don't see language as an indispensable carrier of their culture anymore.That Navajo leaders are digging in their heels is unsurprising.
