The phrase "aid ruling" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a context where assistance or support is being provided in the context of a decision or judgment, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The committee's aid ruling was crucial in determining the outcome of the case."
Alternatives: "assistance decision" or "support judgment".
In the end, she says, copyright law came to her aid, ruling out many of the lyrics, "although I was sorry we couldn't have 'rock around the loch'".
On Monday, the state's highest court came to the voters' aid, ruling 5 to 2 that candidates who qualify under the law should get their public financing.
"Rather than working with countries to strengthen the international tax framework and improve the rule of law, the European commission, in its recent state aid ruling, opted to run roughshod over an American firm by retroactively overriding a tax opinion between a sovereign country and a company," he said.
North Korea has been identified by the State Department as a sponsor of terrorism, making the government ineligible for most forms of American aid and ruling out bank loans from international organizations, many of which are heavily influenced by the United States.
In such a population, the SCOFF could be used at most as an aid in ruling eating disorders out.
We validated a simple diagnostic aid for ruling out pneumonia in patients with cough and increased body temperature [ 5] in a new primary care population.
Half the population now depends on food aid, which the ruling party shamelessly tries to reserve for its own supporters.
The risk score may aid physicians in ruling out candidemia and in identifying those at high risk for candidemia early in the hospital stay.
Margrethe Vestager, the competition commissioner, said: "Tax rulings that artificially reduce a company's tax burden are not in line with EU state aid rules.
Last week, as the Greek parliament began debating a new round of austerity measures – demanded in exchange for further aid – and ruling Pasok party MPs began defecting in disgust, Papandreou's days in power seemed increasingly numbered.
Aid organizations declared the ruling a victory for the "rights of patients over patents," but the Swiss drug company Novartis, which filed the case, warned that the ruling would discourage investments in innovation and would undermine drug companies' efforts to improve their products.
