Sentence examples for big ruling from inspiring English sources
In the first big ruling since the Scopes "Monkey Trial" of 1925, the judge ruled in favor of Darwin and against the "breathtaking inanity" of a Dover school board.
(The next possible day for a big ruling is Monday).
In fact, there was a big ruling last week on a related issue, when a federal appeals court in San Francisco decided to reinstate a ban on building roads in 60 million acres of national forest.
Assuming that the law isn't short-circuited by the Supreme Court with a big ruling due this summer, the positive trend should continue.
A16 World Briefing A6 NATIONAL A18-24 H.M.O.'s Win Big Ruling On Liability to Lawsuits The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that financial incentives that H.M.O.'s give doctors to hold down costs do not make H.M.O.'s liable to suit in federal court for violating a duty to put their patients first.
The biggest ruling party, Law and Justice, has decidedly rum notions.
The biggest ruling party has even worse plans; they want to give the social houses only to working people, saying jobless people should leave the city.
Right about now, people start wondering when the high court will issue the term's big rulings – gay marriage, voting rights and affirmative action this year.
"The big people ruling us have houses and servants, and they should pay taxes," Mr. Azhar said, watching motorcades of sport utility vehicles zip by, en route to the local Parliament.
Even though rival organizations have turned one title into several, and even though boxers in the lower weight classes are almost always more skillful than the big guys, ruling the heavyweights has been a special point of pride for Americans in general and African-Americans in particular.
Perhaps his biggest ruling, before today's, was a decision that angered Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida, a Republican, and conservatives in the State Legislature, by overturning a 1999 law requiring that parents of minors be notified 48 hours before their daughters have an abortion.
