Sentence examples for eventually ruled for from inspiring English sources

The jury eventually ruled for the police.

Fourteen years ago this past April 27, a lawsuit was filed on behalf of Mr. Sheff, then a 10-year-old elementary school student, and 16 other Hartford schoolchildren charging that racial imbalance in the Hartford schools had deprived them of equal educational opportunities; Connecticut's Supreme Court eventually ruled for the plaintiffs.

The Supreme Court eventually ruled for the newspapers.

The knee continued to swell up and the player underwent four operations in a fortnight before he was eventually ruled out for the remainder of the season, including the World Cup finals in South Africa.

However, the injury meant that Solskjaer was rationing the player's first-team appearances even before he was eventually ruled out for the season.

However, his recovery took longer than expected, and he was eventually ruled out for the rest of the season.

Although it was eventually ruled unconstitutional, for several long months many of my students lived in fear that they could be deported from the schoolhouse door.

The ball ran loose, allowing Brett Delaney to gallop for the line, but video referee Phil Bentham eventually ruled 'no try' for Leuluai's unwitting knock-on, rather than for the challenge itself or Delaney being in an offside position.

Barbier eventually ruled BP was responsible for the release of 3.1m barrels.

This went viral and of course reached Commissioner Rob Manfred, who after consultations eventually ruled that Gurriel will be suspended for the first five games of next year's season.

The authority eventually ruled that buskers were welcome but, for example, only battery-powered amplification could be used and the sound must not travel over 50m (164ft).