Sentence examples for consequence of the ruling from inspiring English sources

None have reopened, a likely consequence of the ruling Islamist party's disdain for this particular line of work.

Blackmun had prepared himself for the institutional consequence of the ruling, but he hadn't quite calculated what it would mean for him personally.

The company is appealing against an initial €2.4bn (£2.1bn) fine tabled by the commission last June as a consequence of the ruling.

As a consequence of the ruling, as well as a price war among long-distance carriers, MCI, AT&T and Sprint have said it has become increasingly expensive to offer local phone service.

Taking just motor insurance as an example, Open Europe estimates that, on average, a 17-year-old female driver will have to pay an extra £4,300 in insurance premiums by the time she reaches the age of 26 as a consequence of the ruling.

The council district lines were redrawn in consequence of the ruling.

Justice Thomas's opinion did not discuss the consequences of the ruling, but patent lawyers said it would change the litigation landscape for patent suits.

Après moi le déluge (or my daughter) Heading south ReprintsThe consequences of the ruling for the bombers are thus rather unclear.

Although the consequences of the ruling cannot be predicted with precision, Congress may now wish to explore new ways of ensuring diversity and competition in an industry of fundamental importance to free expression.

The consequences of the ruling for stem cell science could be dire, say Smith and others, because it will cause those companies and investors currently willing to put money into an already highly speculative venture to back away.

The practical consequences of the ruling are unclear, given that one of the Barcelona bullrings has already been converted into a shopping mall and the owners of the larger Monumental ring have similar reconversion plans.