Sentence examples for a published ruling from inspiring English sources
Yet as a published ruling, it has the power of legal precedent.
"The minimum monthly price of both Sky TV and line rental should have been clearly communicated together with the £7.50 price claim," ASA said in its published ruling.
However, he named her in his newly published ruling and said she can now be identified in reports.
Judges say unpublished opinions can be more succinct than full published rulings and can be issued without worrying about prior cases or the effect on future law.
Status of Revenue Rulings can be determined by using one of the citators (see section IV, below) or by checking the "Finding List of Current Action on Previously Published Rulings" in the IRB.
As well as exploring some of these cases, researchers from the Bureau read and analysed over 840 published rulings from the Court of Appeal, from the years 2008, 2012 and 2013.
Mrs Justice Judith Farbey QC, in a ruling published on Thursday, ruled in favour of the Home Office as at the time of JA's detention it was not proven that he was a British citizen and therefore there were reasonable grounds to suspect he could be removed.
Yesterday, the Information Commissioner's Office published a ruling [89Kb PDF] on a somewhat unusual FOI application sent to the Department for Transport.
In what has been described as a breathtakingly hypocritical stance, last month the state bar's Review Board published a ruling that blatantly contradicts the position that both the Bar and the AG took in 2010.
China imported 4.6m barrels of oil a day in July (equivalent to over half of Saudi Arabia's daily output) and 58.1m tonnes of iron ore.America claimed an "important step" had been taken towards opening market access for American goods in China after the World Trade Organisation published a ruling that Beijing must lift restrictions on imports of copyrighted films, DVDs and books.
Details of the case have emerged in a ruling published by the judge following a private family court hearing.
