Sentence examples for upholding a damage from inspiring English sources

The question for the justices was whether the federal appeals court in Chicago properly interpreted the federal racketeering law last year in upholding a damage award and a nationwide injunction won by two abortion clinics that sued the protest groups and their leaders.

In Britain, where several deep-vein thrombosis deaths have been laid to long flights, a judge last week denounced cramped airline seating as he upheld a damage claim filed by a passenger against an air charter operator.

"This (ad) is not Vanna White, but it conjures up her identity". The Supreme Court in 1977 first recognized the "right to publicity" when it upheld a damage claim against a television station that broadcast the entire act of a "human cannonball," thereby robbing him of the benefit of his performance through ticket sales.

In Haslip, in upholding a punitive damages award, we concluded that an award of more than four times the amount of compensatory damages might be close to the line of constitutional impropriety.

The court upheld a $13.8 million damage award against Ford.

This was illegal, and the company must have known it: the South Carolina Supreme Court, after upholding a decision granting large damages to the wronged policyholder, concluded that the company had been systematically concealing its actions when withdrawing coverage, not just in this case, but across the board.

The appeals court, while upholding a finding that Microsoft infringed the patent, ruled that the calculation of damages "lacked sufficient evidentiary support".

Earlier this year the Supreme Court upheld a $1 million compensatory damage award in the case and asked the lower court to rethink the $145 million.

In a landmark in the legal assault on tobacco, the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday for the first time upheld a jury verdict in a damage suit brought by a smoker against a cigarette company.

The Court let stand a rul ing of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, which had upheld a judgment of triple damages to taling $1.5‐million against the union for conspiring with the large coal companies to damage the small ones.

"The next developer down the road would say, 'Gee, I'd be happy with that".' In August, the state Supreme Court upheld a 2004 Superior Court decision awarding damages in another case involving tree cutting.