In fact, let's roll the dice and make a bet with these right wing frauds: if, as expected, more than 25% of them fail the lie-detector test not only is the court's ruling upheld, but this issue is put to bed (pun intended) in Iowa forever.
I birddogged politicians who aligned themselves with Donald Trump's xenophobic rhetoric, and I fought to uphold the issues that matter to our communities.
Rather than reach this issue, the Court upheld the measure as a valid police regulation designed to conserve and protect wild animals, noting that the tax applied to all skins taken within the State, whether kept within the State or shipped out.
Israel, which has a longstanding peace treaty with Egypt that President Morsi had promised to uphold, did not issue any public statements or brief reporters.
They could condition their votes on a pledge from Mr. Trump's nominee to uphold Roe, an issue on which prospective Supreme Court justices are often grilled and rarely weigh in definitively.
Bolstered by science and invoking fundamental conservation values that American citizens expect the stewards of our national parks to uphold, you issued an appeal to reason regarding snowmobile use in Yellowstone (editorial, Oct. 16).
The Court of Appeal has upheld this decision, which raises "an issue of wide general importance in respect of claims against the Catholic Church".
The House of Lords upheld this decision, determining that the issue of whether the applicants had accommodation was a question of fact to be determined by the public authority: An error as to a jurisdictional, or precedent, fact is an exception to the general rule that the High Court does not judicially review errors of fact.
In the first appeals court ruling in the Miami cases, a three-judge panel acted on Thursday to uphold an order issued in December 2000 by Judge Federico A. Moreno of the Federal District Court in Miami.
As Fig. 5 shows, the model includes a set of four warrants, or agreements, that need to be upheld until the issue, as understood by the impacted stakeholders, is resolved.
Judge Diarmuid F. O'Scannlain, a Reagan appointee who consistently votes to uphold death sentences, issued a strong dissent, just as he did two years ago.
