But the court's 5-to-4 ruling has prompted vigorous debate between credit union officials and bankers about its repercussions.
"Courts should not intervene where there is a robust political debate because doing so poisons the political well, imposing a destructive anti-majoritarian constitutional ruling on a vigorous debate," he said.
In a vigorous dissent from the majority opinion of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling in favor of Wisconsin's new strict voter ID law, Judge Richard Posner said that the requirement that voters present photo IDs of themselves in order to vote.
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What is, it seems to me, perfectly obvious is that a ruling for Inc. would represent a vigorous tightening of the Van Gorkom screw.
Jealous of its pretensions as guardians of Islam, the ruling family has often shied from vigorous pursuit of religious militants, despite a string of violent incidents inside the kingdom that has claimed more than 30 victims, mostly foreigners, since 1995.
The ruling Communist Party has hailed its own vigorous response to the quake as evidence of its concern for human life, and has generally received positive reviews at home and abroad for its rescue efforts after the quake.
Three judges wrote a vigorous dissent, emphasizing that the Texas court's ruling conflicted with both the U.S. Supreme Court decision and the brief submitted by the prosecutors.
Prior to the Siebel ruling, however, the SEC had been quite vigorous in going after alleged Reg FD violations, with periodic announcements of settled actions against public companies and their senior officers.
The ruling appears to clear the way for a vigorous if necessarily abbreviated campaign, thus giving New Jersey voters the choice they deserve.
Within weeks of the ruling, Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia, long a vigorous supporter of Big Coal, tried to overturn the ruling with legislation -- only to be opposed by the Clinton administration.
