Marsha

[mahr-shuh]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Judge Marsha Berzon wrote an extraordinary dissent in which she asserted that without careful judicial review of the Guard’s domestic deployment, “this country could devolve into one in which the use of military force displaces the rule of law, principles of federalism, and the federal separation of powers, all fundamental precepts of our democracy long understood as protecting the liberties of individuals and the assurance of self-governance.”

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“I think L.A. ought to look for another source of water,” said Marsha Blaver, a longtime resident.

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Judges Jennifer Sung of Portland, Ore., and Marsha S. Berzon of San Francisco heard the case alongside Gould — all drawn from the liberal wing of an increasingly split appellate division.

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Tennessee’s Marsha Blackburn, a fellow Republican fresh off reelection, is also expected to run for governor in her state.

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Given the slim majority Republicans hold in both the House and the Senate and the opposition the measure has drawn in the Senate, from Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., and Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., and in the House, from Rep. Marjorie Taylor-Greene, R-Ga., who voiced her opposition only after voting for the bill, there may be an opportunity for conservatives to change the language in this bill in the reconciliation process.

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