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A landmark decision that set a legal precedent.

Last week, a US judge in Manhattan made a landmark decision.

Boeing’s chairman, Jim McNerney, hailed “a landmark decision and a sweeping legal victory”.

Still, the ruling drew from and extended the reasoning in the Supreme Court's landmark decision last year in the Citizens United case.

We applaud this landmark decision, and we hope that the agency remains firm in its evidence-based approach and extends its application as health care reform proceeds.

"The Supreme court has made the effort to televise their decision live, and this very clearly sends the message that the courts view this as a landmark decision," he added.

In a landmark decision, the European Court of Human Rights ruled on February 28th that a government may not deport an individual to a state where he may be at risk of torture or other ill-treatment.