Sentence examples for concerned ruling from inspiring English sources

The Vaiśeṣikas implicitly restrict the principle to intrinsic, non-relational properties of the objects concerned, ruling out, for example, 'being at a certain spatial or temporal location' as being a property capable of discriminating two otherwise identical objects.

The day's second decision also concerned a ruling from the Third Circuit.

Another person, who is also close to the case, said, "As far as the competition department is concerned, the ruling is final".

Sounding more or less resigned, Roberts appeared concerned the ruling would give Congress a kind of absolute power over the federal court system.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that the 8th Circuit's ruling concerned Kansas.

Most of the reports concern the ruling party, United Russia, which, with its popularity sagging, is struggling to preserve its control of Parliament in Sunday's vote.

Mercifully last week, a judge acknowledged that the philanderings of a politician (unnamed) is still a matter of public concern (while ruling that the resultant offspring could not be photographed).

Despite Assad's confident tone, the comments indicate some degree of concern within ruling circles in Damascus and a need to bolster public confidence.

A state appeals court decertified a class-action lawsuit against Philip Morris USA concerning "light" cigarettes, ruling that the potential plaintiffs did not have enough in common to proceed.

Would you know any of this if you read the judgment of the UK supreme court in R v Horncastle, in which the court invited the Strasbourg court to "think again" concerning its ruling in the al-Khawaja case?

Germany had a federal property tax, until judges ruled it unconstitutional in 1995.That ruling concerned the practical problems with taxing "wealth": who assesses it, and how?