Sentence examples for So ruling from inspiring English sources

So, ruling out government loans (like EQUIP) and students paying themselves, Cottom dismisses Bootcamps because "until the social problem is solved or the political conditions that make the market the only solution to that problem change, we will keep writing this story".

A mock court once thought so, ruling that chicken soup deserved the title of "Jewish penicillin".

His career revolves around a simultaneously delicate and indulgent mode of gastronomy, so ruling out fine food was impossible.

Just as the Japanese fear what TPP will do to heavily protected bits of their economy, so ruling Malaysian politicians know that TPP membership could spell the end of their affirmative-action policies favouring the ethnic-Malay majority over Malaysians of Chinese and Indian extraction.

Just as the Japanese fear the TPP for what it might do to heavily protected bits of the economy, so ruling Malaysian politicians fear that the TPP would spell the end of their internal affirmative-action policies, which favour the majority ethnic Malays over Malaysians of Chinese and Indian heritage.

The testing service initially moved to dismiss Mr. Breimhorst's lawsuit, but last year, Judge William Orrick of Federal District Court refused to do so, ruling that the service's exams should "equally measure the skills of disabled and nondisabled test-takers" -- and that, if they did so, there would be no reason to flag the scores of test-takers who received accommodations.

State high courts decide thousands of cases each year, compared with the 80 or so rulings issued annually by the United States Supreme Court.

So not ruling it out then.

Every decade or so, the ruling Congress party sees its share of the vote slip further.

So the ruling party seems set to stay in power for a long time yet.

Even so, the ruling leaves federal regulation of how stations serve the public trust weaker than ever.