Sentences with phrase «just ruled in favor»

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However, just submitting the action does not guarantee that the court will rule in your favor.

The rules just changed, and not in a way that favors expensive Denton County homes.

LMAO Poor Bob is trying to disqualify 480,000 experts by using his own prejudice and bigoted opinion, well Duh Bob it's not just these experts the courts are also ruling in their favor..

Coach Ray Mears, who favors a very deliberate style, was supposed to be worried about the new rule designed to cut down on holding the ball for more than five seconds in the area from midcourt to just above the foul circle.

I'm pretty sure they'd do some of the things we do if they ruled the world it's natural you dumb monkey bitch... I'll tell you what since you think animals are better why don't you stop using technology of any sort tv, car, phone, computer, please oh please traffic lights run around in the wild don't even eat human prepared food just go out and eat leaves and shit off the trees go to the jungle I guarantee you these animals would kill you at some point then at least at the end of the day you would know you did the world a favor....

An arbitrator ruled in favor of the city last November, giving police a retroactive pay raise of just 1 % for time worked between April 2010 and April 2012.

The GOP just won back that seat, thanks to the state Court of Appeals, which ruled yesterday in favor of Senator - elect Jack Martins over Democratic Sen. Craig Johnson.

Just recently, late November 2013, we have witnessed a presidential fraud in Honduras, which comes to legitimize a previous coup d'etat, and all the human rights violations and violence being suffered by the peoples of Honduras, in particular against the first nations and Garifuna peoples, and in favor of the rule of organized crime in the region.

In advance of the Court's order, the National School Boards Association (NSBA) and the Nevada Association of School Boards (NASB) filed an amicus, «friend of the court,» brief, urging the court to do just that, and rule in favor of the best interests of Nevada's public school students and local communitieIn advance of the Court's order, the National School Boards Association (NSBA) and the Nevada Association of School Boards (NASB) filed an amicus, «friend of the court,» brief, urging the court to do just that, and rule in favor of the best interests of Nevada's public school students and local communitiein favor of the best interests of Nevada's public school students and local communities.

The courts must act and rule in favor of the plaintiffs — it must declare what is happening is legally wrong and join the demand for a just remedy so every child in PA has an opportunity to learn.

Just last month, citing a part of the education code that says that a district may deviate from seniority (f) or purposes of maintaining or achieving compliance with constitutional requirements related to equal protection of the laws, Superior Judge William Highberger ruled in favor of the plaintiffs.

Today, I am excited to share with you that for the second time in just over two years, this month a federal judge ruled in our favor to protect the threatened sea otter!

Conservatives in Congress, for one: Just about every Republican in the House and Senate favors a resolution to prevent the EPA from tackling greenhouse gases, while some members would go further and chip away at rules on toxics like mercury.

Just last month, a district judge in Massachusetts found thirteen protesters not guilty after they obstructed construction of a fracked - gas pipeline, a historic ruling in favor of the «climate necessity defense.»

U.S. District Court judge rules in favor of more habitat protections for jaguars Just this month, U.S. District Judge John Roll ruled that a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service decision not to designate critical habitat for the jaguar and develop a recovery plan for the endangered animal was based on incorrect criteria.

The ALJ ruling comes just one week after the First District Court of Appeals decided in favor of Scott's ruling.

While not completely disposing of the lawsuit, a ruling by the court on individual issues in the injured party's favor may result in the defendant being more inclined to resolve the personal injury lawsuit short of trial by negotiating a just settlement.

Recall that close to the release of the decision on the Affordable Healthcare Act, President Obama talked up the need for SCOTUS to decide in favor of the law... and SCOTUS thought this was too much of an encroachment on their court and withheld the decision until Obama sent them an essay explaining his understanding of the Separation of Powers as they related to his demands to rule in his favor (they had already ruled in his favor... this was just being petty because they could...).

Even if the courts ultimately rule in your favor, just your legal defense costs can amount to thousands of dollars.

The FCC just voted 3/2 in favor of a declaratory ruling which effectively destroys Net Neutrality protections in the USA.