Sentence examples for decision ruling from inspiring English sources

In a decision ruling handed down in April, the court ruled that the personnel department did not have grounds to exclude Mr. Zhang.

But a California appeals court reversed the decision, ruling that the child could have only two parents.

The appeals court reversed that decision, ruling that the report was entitled to "a presumption of regularity".

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit overturned the decision, ruling that the law applies to foreign states, not individuals.

Correspondingly, a decision ruling Prop 8 unconstitutional would be the Roberts court's Brown v. Board of Education, the 1954 decision that struck down racial segregation in schools.

In 2009, the United States Supreme Court overturned the West Virginia decision, ruling, 5-4, that Benjamin should have recused himself because of Blankenship's funding of his campaign.

But almost without exception, courts have refused to become enmeshed in personnel decisions, ruling that universities have broad discretion to consider collegiality.

Today, the state's highest court reversed those decisions, ruling 3 to 0 with two abstentions, saying "due weight" had to be given to the arresting officer's experience.

Of note is also the fact that in countries where a large portion of disputes are solved in courts or with mediation, decisions ruling in favour of workers may be pro-cyclical (Bertola et al. 2000; Ichino et al. 2003).

Given recent court decisions ruling Prop 8, DOMA and DADT unconstitutional, this move appears sound.

So, ahead of the latest in what will be a long string of protests, decisions, rulings and challenges, it's worth taking a step back and looking at what we're debating and how we got here.