Sentence examples for curious ruling from inspiring English sources

That was a curious ruling, Professor Epstein said, because it required Mr. Didden to sue over his claim of extortion before it happened.

He even sued, but the Austin District Court issued a curious ruling against Ford in 2000, stating that: "The plaintiff is prohibited from selling motor vehicles to consumers by mail, phone calls, leafleting, skywriting, or drum signals, as well as on a plane, on a train, in a house, or with a mouse".Hope springs eternal, at least where the internet is concerned.

Curious as to how the ruling female defends her position, entomologist Thibaud Monnin from the University of Sheffield, U.K., and chemical ecologist Francis Ratnieks of the University of Keele in Staffordshire, U.K., observed 18 colonies of dinosaur ants collected from Brazil.

That was on Broadway before however, so the ruling was less curious.

If one takes a longer, broader view of the e-book market, the ruling against Apple might seem curious.

The ruling struck some people as curious ("a state does not deny equal treatment by mandating it," a dissenting judge wrote), but that is not today's topic.

The general public, as well as the horse-racing community, is more curious about whether the members of the ruling families from the Middle East will attend in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

He was called to the bar in 1975, exciting times in South African law, thanks in part to a curious paradox - the coexistence of the ruling National party's preoccupation with legitimacy and its abuse of civil rights.

She acknowledged that the ruling could give rise to occasional curious outcomes.

The Swedish ruling class has long been a curious mix of fiercely progressive social democrats and rather murky industrialists (usually the bad guys in Swedish crime fiction).

A curious feature of the system is that Supreme Court rulings declaring laws unconstitutional apply only to the victorious plaintiff.