Sentence examples for difficulty ruling from inspiring English sources

The lower courts in the two new cases, both from Florida, had no difficulty ruling against the inmates who brought them.

But Justice Kagan had little difficulty ruling that an Indiana farmer's conduct in the case before the court, Bowman v. Monsanto Company, No. 11-796, had run afoul of patent law.

It has also been argued that his fellow judges had difficulty ruling on appeals from his decisions specifically because he rarely provided reasons.

Last week, Basciano's defense team filed papers indicating it would try to recuse Garaufis from presiding over the trial because if Basciano were ultimately found guilty, the defense would move to submit the Judge's letter to Holder as a mitigating factor in the death penalty phase of the trial and that Garaufis would have difficulty ruling on that issue.

And it was from near modern-day Kadesh Barnea, a small village by Israel's southern border with Egypt, that on Monday another event proved the enduring difficulty of ruling this land.

A constitutional monarchy was set up with George deferring to the legitimate authority of the elected officials, although he was aware of the corruption present in elections and the difficulty of ruling a mostly illiterate population.

There are, however, important limitations to our study, most notably, the preliminary nature of the work, the small number of patients, and the well-known difficulty of ruling out false-positive and false-negative diagnoses of VAP based on clinical parameters.

The LDP, he warned, "is well aware of the difficulties of ruling".

However, Alexander also was a pragmatic ruler who understood the difficulties of ruling culturally disparate peoples, many of whom lived in kingdoms where the king was divine.

12 The use of isoniazid in low income countries is limited by difficulties of ruling out TB disease before initiation, 13 liver toxicity 14 16 and poor adherence.

The reasons for moderate image quality (120 kV, n = 1; 100 kV, n = 3) were, in all cases, due to difficulties in ruling out parenchymal lesions, some because of image noise, and some because of insufficiencies concerning the contrast.