The phrase "a ruling over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing authority, governance, or control over a particular area or group.
Example: "The king's ruling over the land was marked by both prosperity and strife."
Alternatives: "an authority over" or "a dominion over".
Eyewitness News claims a ruling over whether the Paralympian athlete should be charged with murder over the killing of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp is being finalised.
In May, a ruling over Brazlian player Matuzalem was upheld by CAS when he transferred from Shakhtar Donetsk to Reak Zaragoza.
Plans to bring local buses back under public control have been dealt a blow by a ruling over Tyne and Wear's pioneering attempt to regulate its services.
In May, a ruling over the Brazilian player Matuzalém was upheld by CAS when he transferred from Shakhtar Donetsk to Real Zaragoza.
A few days earlier, on 24 August, a federal judge in Washington DC delayed a ruling over whether indigenous rights were violated by the approval of the project.
The latest squabble over secrecy, revealed in court filings made public this week, may be contributing to a delay in a ruling over the legality of Mr. Padilla's detention.
In Yugoslavia, Dragoljub (Draža) Mihailović's Chetniks desired a restoration of a monarchy ruling over a country dominated by Serbia.
The commission says this was a bribe to rig a court ruling over a disputed district election.
Happiness is dramatized as a tyranny, and the Wizard himself is presented not as a charlatan but as a fascist ruling over a principality that does not allow dissent.
that Zimbabweans have probably been hoping for since realizing that Robert Mugabe is a violent megalomaniacal spendthrift not the most encouraging traits for a man ruling over a country where three-quarters of the population are living below the poverty line.
Britney Spears was ordered to submit to random, twice-weekly drug and alcohol tests as part of a court ruling over a custody dispute, The Associated Press reported.
