Sentences with phrase «dozen times in court»

The U.S. government claimed more than a dozen times in court filings that it could open the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone only with Apple's (aapl) help.

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The first time we met Larry he was leaning on the railing over the stage on our very cool sunken gymnasium basketball court (West Vigo High School built in 1960 and still in use to this day) and half a dozen of us with 3 or 4 basketballs came down from the other end and yelled «hey Larry!

The Broadsheets: — New York Times: — 4 col., above the fold: «ISRAELIS KILL DOZENS IN GAZA» — 1 col., above the fold: «IRAQ VOTERS BACK ALLIES OF CLERIC WHO FOUGHT U.S.» — 1 col., above the fold: «Justices Nullify Law that Bans Sports betting» — 2 col., below the fold: «Trump Aides Bristle as Pence Seizes Control of G.O.P. Races» — Wall Street Journal: — 4 col., above the fold: «Chaos as U.S. Embassy Opens» — 1 col., above the fold: «CBS Ups Stakes in Feud with Redstones» — 2 col., below the fold: «High Court Voids Ban On Sports Gambling» — 3 col., below the fold: «Big Companies Fine - Tune The Robot Revolution» — See ThIN GAZA» — 1 col., above the fold: «IRAQ VOTERS BACK ALLIES OF CLERIC WHO FOUGHT U.S.» — 1 col., above the fold: «Justices Nullify Law that Bans Sports betting» — 2 col., below the fold: «Trump Aides Bristle as Pence Seizes Control of G.O.P. Races» — Wall Street Journal: — 4 col., above the fold: «Chaos as U.S. Embassy Opens» — 1 col., above the fold: «CBS Ups Stakes in Feud with Redstones» — 2 col., below the fold: «High Court Voids Ban On Sports Gambling» — 3 col., below the fold: «Big Companies Fine - Tune The Robot Revolution» — See Thin Feud with Redstones» — 2 col., below the fold: «High Court Voids Ban On Sports Gambling» — 3 col., below the fold: «Big Companies Fine - Tune The Robot Revolution» — See Them

After Joseph Percoco resigned as Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's top adviser to run his boss» re-election campaign, he continued to use his office in the executive chamber suites in Manhattan dozens of times in 2014, court records show.

During his time at the Pride Agenda he has been actively involved with the passage of dozens of laws, ordinances, regulations and Executive Orders on the state and local level affecting New York's LGBT community, including statewide measures like: the Sexual Orientation Non-Discrimination Act; the Hate Crimes Act of 2000; making the state's 9/11 relief inclusive of same - sex couples; guaranteeing domestic partners hospital visitation, legal authority over a loved one's bodily remains, access to Family Court and medical decision making authority; prohibiting discrimination on the basis of gender identity and expression in state employment; and securing over $ 50 million of funding for LGBT health and human services.

In time, he was criticized for overreaching and being too eager to make headlines; more than a dozen convictions were tossed out following a 2014 appeals court decision modifying insider - trading law.

If activists were to succeed in stopping TMT, it wouldn't be the first time: In 2002 a federal court blocked a NASA plan to build a half dozen 1.8 - meter telescopes on the mountain because it failed to do a comprehensive environmental assessment; NASA eventually abandoned the projecin stopping TMT, it wouldn't be the first time: In 2002 a federal court blocked a NASA plan to build a half dozen 1.8 - meter telescopes on the mountain because it failed to do a comprehensive environmental assessment; NASA eventually abandoned the projecIn 2002 a federal court blocked a NASA plan to build a half dozen 1.8 - meter telescopes on the mountain because it failed to do a comprehensive environmental assessment; NASA eventually abandoned the project.

An industry has grown up around courting public - school decision makers, and tech companies are using a sophisticated playbook to reach them, The New York Times has found in a review of thousands of pages of Baltimore County school documents and in interviews with dozens of school officials, researchers, teachers, tech executives and parents.

Dozens of dogs saved from a fighting pit are once again battling for their lives - this time, in a court of law.

Two years earlier, at Roche Court sculpture park, near Salisbury, Wiltshire, the couple had shown together for the first time in their marriage: he with a dozen huge, rusted steel pieces from the series called Flats, made in 1974 in Canada with the aid of a crane; she indoors with a sequence of vibrantly coloured canvases painted with architectural forms not far distant from his.

You see, sometime around the time of the 2008 presidential election, Justia founder Tim Stanley «surgically scrubbed» some two dozen Supreme Court cases to remove references to Minor v. Happersett, the 1875 case in which the Supreme Court discussed the meaning of «natural - born citizen.»

In 2007, Riley became head of the British Columbia Regional Office's appeals group where he conducted hundreds of appeals in the British Columbia Court of Appeal and appeared over a dozen times as lead counsel at the Supreme Court of CanadIn 2007, Riley became head of the British Columbia Regional Office's appeals group where he conducted hundreds of appeals in the British Columbia Court of Appeal and appeared over a dozen times as lead counsel at the Supreme Court of Canadin the British Columbia Court of Appeal and appeared over a dozen times as lead counsel at the Supreme Court of Canada.

The article also notes that Wikipedia has been used at least a dozen times in the Federal Court, and is mentioned in over 100 decisions in CanLii in other contexts.

In fact, during the phone call Best clearly stated over a dozen times to the lawyers that he had not received the court order and asked the lawyers to please send him a copy.

But back at the office, they'd heave a sigh of relief about not having to aggregate and manage a half dozen small clients for an appeal (as I often do to make appeals and federal court cases affordable) or fritter away valuable billable time blogging or playing on Twitter in a desperate effort to compensate for the kind of credibility and connections that biglaw automatically confers.