Sentence examples for Problem ruling from inspiring English sources

That may seem like an advantage, but the state's highest court today called it a serious problem, ruling that jurors must keep their professional expertise to themselves, or they risk unfairly swaying their fellow jurors.

However, tests have shown the injury to be more severe than first thought, with the thigh problem ruling Gibbs out for up to six weeks, prompting the Gunners to move for the Malaga player with Andre Santos the only available left-back at the club.

The Wales prop, 32, has suffered a recurrence of his long-standing calf problem, ruling him out of the tour warm-up in Hong Kong on Saturday.

When we vote on a policy, as discussed above, we de facto change our problem from a collective-action prisoner's dilemma into a simple coordination problem by ruling out individual idiosyncrasies in our choices.

Campbell's current need to get properly fit allied to the shoulder injury which will sideline Steven Taylor – a key defender – for three months and the knee problem also ruling out Danny Simpson may dictate Perch plays more than was originally envisaged this autumn.

For most critics (even within the ranks of logical empiricism), the problem of ruling out metaphysical statements while retaining the terms of high theory remained unsolved.

The possible practical problems of ruling the other way, he said, "are too serious, too extensive and too likely to come about for us to dismiss them as insignificant — particularly in light of the ever-growing importance of foreign trade to America".

Neoliberalism has always been, in part, about changing the calculations that people make by altering the balance of incentives and risks in their daily lives, making individual solutions to their problems easier, ruling collectivist solutions – such as nationalisation or secondary picketing – out of bounds.

William hoped to be able to rule England in much the same way as his Anglo-Saxon predecessors had done, though in many respects the old institutions and practices had to be changed in response to the problems of ruling a conquered land.

If anyone doubted that the West has changed, former US Republican presidential candidate John McCain made it clear that the leading Western country has no problem with Islamists ruling in the Arab world.

"But I would like to warn everyone: Whoever wants to create problems with the ruling party elected by the people, he'll find himself in trouble," he added, Reuters reported.