Sentences with phrase «many older decisions»

The filing also argues that the 9th Circuit made the test for defeating a trademark too strict, and that it should — based on an older decision by a different appeals court — instead have simply looked at how most people use the word in question.

World Vision has formally reversed its two - day - old decision to drop a hiring ban on employees in same - sex marriages.

A commitment is not an old decision to be slavishly held to, but a continuing series of decisions, including a new decision in each instant which more or less responsibly interprets all the former ones.

Too tenaciously held to, an old decision can deplete life of its adventure, rendering a person «uncivilized» in Whitehead's sense.

The majority did not even mention the ten - year - old decision in Bowers v. Hardwick, which had held, in keeping with long - standing constitutional understanding, that a state may make homosexual conduct a criminal offense.

Nasri, who has been on the receiving end of criticism from supporters since his exit from Arsenal, has blasted Sterling's critics and told them to respect the 20 - year - old decisions:

The government has scrapped its year - old decision to bar 18 - to 21 - year - olds from receiving housing benefit amid fears the policy would drive an increase in youth homelessness.

This 150 - year - old decision has direct bearing today on Erie County and local governments throughout the nation.

The federal appeals court in St. Louis — directly contradicting a two - year - old decision by its counterpart in Boston — has upheld a Minnesota law allowing parents of private - school students to take state income - tax deductions for tuition and other expenses.

The case is based on a decades - old decision that said the state couldn't give money to private schools that segregate students.

Since then, reward points have proliferated, but the IRS has held firm to its 14 - year - old decision to not tax these perks.

Thus, decades - old decisions and references to rules of submission into their decision process are straw men.

If decades - old decisions and references were irrelevant (that's the word you're looking for), why the hell would DavidW refer to some NAP 1998 report?

Arguments based on guidelines, decades - old decisions, etc. are straw men.

Please note that many older decisions do not have numbered paragraphs.

As explained on the Lexum / SCC website, decisions published in the Supreme Court Reports from 1970 to date are available in both English and French, with older decisions being available in the language of publication only.

In the normal course of events, and despite the benefit of world - wide free access to Canadian law facilitated through CanLII, one might not expect Kenyan citizens to take a strong interest in 4 and 8 year old decisions of the Ontario Court of Appeal.

An older decision that resulted in a significant punitive damage award is the 1996 decision Mustaji v. Tjin12.

In addition, the court applied its own older decision in Tank Lining Corp. v. Dunlop Industrial Ltd. (1982), where it held that in all cases a party's entitlement to enforce a restrictive covenant was based on the protection of a legitimate or proprietary interest, such as the goodwill of a business in a commercial context or the confidential information unique to an employment.

Maskell, while an older decision, had been applied in more recent appeal decisions.

Furthermore, some of the comments made by the Adjudicator with respect to prior decisions of the Financial Services Commission of Ontario suggest that these older decisions, while not binding, will still maintain some persuasive value, where applicable.

If I could make one more wish along those lines it would be that CANLII would find the resources to number paragraphs in older decisions.

The most popular demands for improvement were (1) comprehensiveness (all SCC decisions since 1876), (2) addition of hypertext link to references and (3) the addition of PDF versions faithful to the appearance of the Supreme Court Reports (since paragraphs were not numbered in older decisions, users need the page numbers to be able to cite).

Beneath this list of 2008 decisions is a list of selected interesting or significant older decisions written by Mr. Justice Cromwell.

Older decisions (should) have precedential value, regardless of whether they were reported.

They essentially chastised the trial judge for going beyond his authority, in terms of feeling free to disregard this older decision.

Not exact matches

An old marketing rule states that a customer needs to see a message seven times before making a purchase decision.

The decision also weighs in the favor of entrepreneurs and investors who live outside places like Silicon Valley, where old - school networking and personal connections are how financing deals typically happen.

Brownsey says the court's decision encapsulated everything the Tories and industry did wrong in B.C. «It was very old - school thinking,» he says.

«In the old world, many decisions would have to come to me for final approval,» Hsieh said.

But as I get older, I've got to be careful not to get more conservative in my decision - making, which some other people do.

In reality, every entrepreneur has a unique experience depending on their decisions and plain, old luck.

However, within days they had reversed that decision, saying they hadn't realized how much their customers liked the old logo.

The decision, announced on Apple's blog, is certainly a boon for owners of older phones — Macworld describes it as «like getting a new iPhone for $ 30.»

Plus, today's 15 - year - olds are just years away from potentially taking out student loans, a debt decision that could follow them for decades.

O'Neal is a 24 - year - old single mother and «one of the people who was most impacted by Dan's $ 70k minimum wage decision,» the company said.

And the man who was once the highest paid executive in the U.S. doesn't like to discuss the old days and decisions he made that led to years behind bars.

On the other hand, Lucas and Lee Brown, 22 - year - old twin brothers and students at Babson College in Wellesley, Massachusetts, made the decision to close down a fashion business they'd been running from February to October 2005 when it became clear that their inventory wasn't selling.

The decision came as Jennifer Campisi was taking her 9 - year - old son E.J., a transgender student, to the first day of school in the Dallas - Fort Worth area.

This made Rubin's decision to unveil Essential in print particularly delicious and old school.

But even the company's seemingly eccentric decisions are centered on Sears's old expertise: becoming an inextricable part of consumers» lives.

«The name Chooks to springboard the business was a conscious, but easy decision, as nothing could be more simple or compatible with our culture than the good old Australian backyard or farmyard chook.

In a decision that can only be described as touchy, a Brazilian judge has reportedly ruled that a 36 - year - old female accountant can legally masturbate at work and watch porn on her work computer.

As they get older, loosen the reins and trust them with bigger decisions.

The one - stop shopping cart of retirement vehicles, they are designed to put you on a comfortable «glide path» toward retirement — owning more equities when you are young, more fixed income and cash when you are older — while keeping investors from having to make potentially wealth - destroying decisions about timing the market.

One decision, acted on this past June, stands out: a partnership with West Elm, the 13 - year - old furniture chain owned by Williams - Sonoma.

I'm the oldest kid of my dad's, and the best decision I ever made was to work with him.

The decision to speed customer access to archived data was due to increased demand by companies to quickly analyze all their old data instead of having it sit in a repository, explained Dominic Preuss, Google's lead product manager for storage and databases.

The Boy Scouts of America is changing the name of its program for older youth — the Boy Scouts — to Scouts BSA in February 2019, a move that reflects its decision to include young women.

Compared to peer companies certified by Great Place to Work, older team members at the winning companies were more likely to say promotions are handled fairly and managers involve people in decisions that affect their jobs.