Sentence examples for development of a ruling from inspiring English sources
By Robert A. Knowlton The New Yorker, January 12 , 1957P. 28 The development of a ruling class, as distinct from a merely monied clique, is necessary to the Americans.
A set of clearly defined and universally understood processes and institutions including councils, courts, assemblies, and executive offices served to minimize hierarchy, inhibit the development of a ruling class, and engage citizens in governance and jurisprudence.
The Levites were trained in the art of interpreting the text to the people; the first product of the creative exegesis later known as Midrash (meaning "investigation" or "interpretation"; plural Midrashim) is to be found in the covenant document of Nehemiah, chapter 9 every item of which shows development, not reproduction, of a ruling of the Torah (see Ezra and Nehemiah, books of).
They further narrowed the scope by explicitly ruling out development of a number of technologies including gas/fuel cell hybrid engines.
Complying with the ruling might benefit the development of a healthier Argentinean economy in the near future.
According to the ruling, the primary goal of a zoning law "must be to provide for the development of a balanced, cohesive community".
The governor spoke before the Florida ruling, which enabled him to comment on the known and seemingly positive development of the United States Supreme Court ruling before another, unpredictable decision came along.
Museveni's victory rested in part on the steady economic growth and stability achieved by the development policies of his ruling party, the National Resistance Movement NRMM).
The California Supreme Court threw hundreds of redevelopment agencies out of business in a ruling that will benefit state budget coffers but hobble local economic development and housing programs.
Often, it will be in both parties' interests for a media dispute to be resolved confidentially, but it is important for the principle of open justice and the development of the law that rulings are published.
The second major part of the ruling is the development of so-called bright-line rules, which directly affect a consumer's ability to access content over the Internet.
