Sentence examples for be asked to rule from inspiring English sources

The case is pending ruling by a US judge after which a jury would be asked to rule over whether that royalty fare was too high.

The judges would no doubt be asked to rule that the defence should apply to husbands and cohabitants.

The Home Secretary added that courts could be asked to rule whether "purely cosmetic surgery" fell into the same category as female genital mutilation (FGM).

If Kavanaugh is confirmed, he might be asked to rule on whether Mueller has the right to subpoena the president and compel his testimony.

But the high court will be asked to rule that this position is untenable given the weight and range of the allegations.

The way PeopleSoft handles its defences could crystallise attitudes.Ultimately, the courts in Delaware (where most American firms are incorporated) may be asked to rule on the board's behaviour at PeopleSoft.

The Supreme Court has not been asked to rule on the topic since issuing two landmark rulings in June, and its response could have nationwide implications for the future of gay marriage.

Finally, the European Court of Human Rights is being asked to rule on the case.

But it is not the first time that the European Commission has been asked to rule on government intervention in banking.

The court is asked to rule on whether the Human Rights Act 1998 applies to British troops in Iraq.

Nicolau had also been asked to rule on the players' contention that the damage awards should be accompanied by interest.