The phrase "and ruling in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing authority, governance, or decision-making processes.
Example: "The committee is responsible for making decisions and ruling in the best interest of the community."
Alternatives: "and governing in the" or "and presiding over the".
recommendations and rulings in the Airbus case," said John Clancy, a spokesman for the trade office of the European Union.
The question of whether museums are deciding claims on the merits has recently been pushed to center stage again by a series of law journal articles, legal forums and rulings in the United States and abroad.
In the wake of the Belgian move to the Hague, the home office said: "We take our international obligations very seriously, but the home secretary must comply with UK law and rulings in the UK courts".
Nokia said that it always observes "applicable laws and rulings in the countries where we operate".
Within this specific sample of patients, we thus found that the 2PFD was 100% sensitive and 100% specific, and has 100% positive predicted value, compared with the reference results of the SD technique, respectively, in ruling out and ruling in vascular injuries of the lower limbs after penetrating trauma.
Dr. Kardazic retains control of the police and ruling party in the Bosnian Serb enclave and has steadfastly blocked the implementation of the Dayton accords.
"The interplay between the surgeon general's report and the ruling in the Poyck case puts boards on notice that secondhand smoke is an issue they are going to have to deal with," Ms. Talel said.
21 Our centiles reduced misclassification and outperformed both the APLS threshold values and the continuous reference values of Fleming and colleagues for ruling in the presence of lower respiratory tract infections.
But any actual release of the photographs will come after Hellerstein reviews the government's reasoning and issues another ruling in the protracted transparency case.
