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Now in his second term and ruling in a coalition government that includes anti-democratic, even proto-fascistic ministers, such as Avigdor Lieberman, Netanyahu has stubbornly refused the appeals of Washington and of the Palestinian leaders Mahmoud Abbas and Salam Fayyad, who have shown themselves willing to make the concessions needed for a peace deal.
Others within the industry go further, accusing it of corruption, favoring wealthy players, and handing down bans and rulings in a highly inconsistent and ineffective manner—and thereby encouraging doping, abuse, and a general race to the bottom by trainers.
There's absolutely no guarantee that the autopsy report and ruling in Rice's case will force an indictment of the Cleveland cop that killed him either.
And any ruling in a lawsuit would be unlikely to come in four weeks.
In 2001, Judge Michael R. Hogan of Federal District Court in Oregon said that practice was "arbitrary and capricious," ruling in a lawsuit brought by a coalition of property owners unhappy with building restrictions mandated by the act.
recommendations and rulings in the Airbus case," said John Clancy, a spokesman for the trade office of the European Union.
With this decision, the court did not so much make new law as it refined and explained its ruling in a 1997 case that also concerned the Kansas Sexually Violent Predator Act.
The WHO criterion with a higher temperature cut-off was predictably more specific and accurate in ruling in a diagnosis of H1N1(2009) than present CDC ILI criteria.
In addition, combining nitrite dipstick test results with clinical symptoms and signs is useful for ruling in a UTI diagnosis and deciding on the optimal patient management strategy.
Sanofi-Aventis and Bristol Myers won a ruling in a legal battle over their blood-thinner Plavix in a fight with Apotex, a Canadian drug maker that had sought to bring out a generic version.
It also ordered Competitive to reinstate both employees and to post the ruling in a conspicuous spot in its offices for no less than 60 days.
