Sentence examples for compromise ruling from inspiring English sources

His compromise ruling gives both sides a basis on which they might appeal.

But Brown denied it and the additional 1,000 hours was the judge's compromise ruling.

For all that Chief Justice Roberts gave conservative movement activists in his compromise ruling yesterday and he gave them a lot he gave liberals something even more precious.

Judge Peter Murphy's compromise ruling, which involves screening her from public view in the court when she is not veiled, will set a precedent for how criminal courts deal with defendants who wear a traditional niqab.

But India's prime minister and other public figures hailed the compromise ruling and the calm reaction as a sign of maturing attitudes.The news is less encouraging in the holy land, where amid floundering peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians, acrimony over sacred turf is surging to new extremes.

It's an intellectually fuzzy argument, but consider the context: a compromise ruling that, for purely political reasons, ignores the fact that gay men and women are created equal to everyone else.

Much of the time, as with the court's compromise rulings on affirmative action and partial-birth abortion, the result has been uneasy deadlock and indecisive squabbling.

Though he remained deeply conservative, Rehnquist became increasingly concerned to persuade fellow justices into compromise rulings over a wide range of cases.

A court ruled that Google did not have to comply with (1), but it reached a compromise regarding (2), ruling that Google turn over 50,000 URLs to the government (Nissenbaum 2010, 29 30).

They will have to compromise with the ruling class and at the same time satisfy the grassroots".

The plan is seen as a compromise between what the ruling party and the opposition have been seeking.