Sentences with phrase «key arguments in the case»

U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia Chief Judge Royce Lamberth, who earlier had ruled against the National Institutes of Health, this time came down on NIH's side in several key arguments in the case.

One of the key arguments in the case for fracking rests on an appeal to common sense.

They genuinely like this activity that had the potential to give them fresh ideas or help them stumble on new cases that end up providing the key argument in the case and most of their time spent doing that was absolutely undistinguishable (as far as trying to segregate it in distinct time entries at least) from the time spent doing legal reasoning.

Not exact matches

Wenger can not abide arguments within the club and will go out of his way to avoid making key decisions in case it upsets so and so.

Throughout all the twists and turns of the badger cull debate, a key argument the government has used to justify the case for culling has been the apparent success in reducing TB in cattle as a result of killing badgers in the Republic of Ireland.

It is possible that the Legislature may take up additions to the exchange once the dust settles on the Supreme Court case, which was in its second day of arguments over the constitutionality of the 2010 federal health care overhaul, a key piece of President Obama's first term legislative victories.

The U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday will hear oral arguments in the case of Shew vs. Malloy, a legal challenge to the key provisions of Connecticut's post-Newtown gun control legislation.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a key case Wednesday.

Steve Morrison's voice shook with the weight of South Carolina's history as he closed his arguments against the state last month in the key trial of an 11 - year - old school finance case.

A key aspect of the argument is that this one is somehow different, in this case the lack of knowledge does not justify us in trying to get more certainty.

Although you probably researched the law at various points in the litigation, including when you wrote the brief, you should review at least the key cases before your argument, and learn them well enough to talk about the nuances without the case in front of you.

-- Second, in my view the study would have gained from fleshing out in greater detail some of the key cases with a more detailed treatment of the competing arguments in order to add not just colour to the text but also to allow a deeper understanding of the issues — at least for the reader.

This is an advanced civil procedure class taught in the Moot Courtroom for those interested in large scale litigation, with an emphasis on practical application and stand - up courtroom 3 - minute «mini - oral arguments» on many of the key cases.