The phrase "a decisive ruling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts or discussions about decisions that have a significant impact on a situation or outcome.
Example: "The court issued a decisive ruling that set a precedent for future cases."
Alternatives: "a conclusive decision" or "a definitive judgment."
Lower federal appellate courts have split on the question, creating a need for a decisive ruling from the Supreme Court that rejects the specious religious liberty claims.
But Towson Fraser, spokesman for Mike Fasano, the House majority leader and a close ally of Mr. Feeney, had cautioned that legal or political developments, such as a decisive ruling by the United States Supreme Court, could derail those plans.
As activists and officials worked on the text of a Presidential decree, the Constitutional Court delivered a decisive ruling in a case involving a trans woman who'd undergone reassignment surgery but still struggled to get recognition of her gender on government documents.
At this point, several Republicans said, only a quick concession by Mr. Gore or a decisive ruling by the Florida Supreme Court against Mr. Gore's quest to overturn Florida's election results could derail a special session that would award the state's pivotal 25 electors to Mr. Bush.
2. For offside calls, judge the players crossing the blue line, see where the puck and players are and make a decisive ruling.
"The outbreak of fighting between ISIS and other Syrian rebel groups on 3 January made it inevitable that [al-Qaeda head Ayman] Zawahiri and [al-Qaeda command] would have to issue a decisive ruling with permanent consequences," Lister said in a statement emailed to reporters.
But today, less than 24 hours after a potentially decisive ruling prompted Mr. Estrada's prosecutors to resign, the Senate suspended the trial.
But it wasn't a quick or decisive ruling: The jury's decision came down after District Judge William Alsup urged jurors to take the weekend to consider claims, after it had reached a partial decision last week.
Hird and the club's chairman Paul Little fronted the media more than an hour after the decisive ruling against their legal challenge.
This clear and decisive ruling sends a strong message to other states that are considering similar legislation".
The group added, "This clear and decisive ruling sends a strong message to other states that are considering similar legislation".
