Sentences with phrase «alleged deficiencies»

March 19, 2018: Judge Christi Kennedy, a visiting Republican judge from Smith County, categorically rejected a lawsuit by the Dallas County Republican Party and GOP judicial candidate Michael Lee which sought to knock incumbent Democratic Judge Staci Williams off the ballot today as a result of alleged deficiencies in her nominating papers.

March 19, 2018: Judge Christi Kennedy, a visiting Republican judge from Smith County, categorically rejected a lawsuit by the Dallas County Republican Party and GOP judicial candidate Michael Lee which sought to knock incumbent Democratic Judge Staci Williams off the ballot today as a result of alleged deficiencies in her...

In 2000, Sabourin sued one of his clients, Judith Laiken, for alleged deficiencies in her margin account.

In the real world: In 2010, the environment commissioner's office alleged deficiencies in the federal government's ability to respond to tanker spills.

The Michigan plaintiffs, in Gary B. v. Snyder, challenge alleged deficiencies in the Detroit public schools and contend that «literacy is a fundamental right.»

[12] Accordingly the question was «whether a reasonable person would conclude that the alleged deficiency, taking into account all relevant circumstances, is evidence that the decision - making process was fundamentally unfair, in the sense that the judge did not put her mind to the facts, the arguments and the issues, and decide them impartially and independently.»

Despite any alleged deficiencies in the Mareva order, the terms remained clear and subsequent variations had no effect on their clarity.

Successfully established that plaintiff's expert failed to establish a causal connection between the alleged deficiencies and the work performed by defendant contractor.

It is not appropriate to draw the judge's attention to the alleged deficiency by way of an application for permission to appeal.

LMAA arbitration in a dispute arising out of an alleged failure to load a cargo of fuel oil at a sufficient rate due to alleged deficiencies in the vessel's manifolds.

Title insurance is predominantly found in the United States (but it also exists in other countries, such as Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, Mexico, New Zealand, Japan, China, Korea and throughout Europe,) and it spurred from an alleged deficiency of the US land -LSB-...]