Sentence examples for existing ruling from inspiring English sources
"Hillary Clinton's election would have been a consolidation of power in the existing ruling class of the United States," Assange told the Italian newspaper la Repubblica.
This case is an appeal of an existing ruling to block a video; it's not a lawsuit and so it does not entail any financial claims over lost revenue, TechCrunch understands.
And, with America being culturally and racially a dominant neo-European nation in its past, many will presume and infer that nationalist ideas will also protect the eroding power of the existing ruling class.
This co-optation system, although officially based on merit, in fact allows the existing ruling class to keep control of the admission mechanisms in its own ranks and guarantees the perpetuation of its status and privileges.
Based upon existing rulings, the IRS would issue an adverse ruling to Dan.
The agency could take it a step further and propose eliminating any existing rulings on net neutrality, permitted they have a compelling legal case to do so, senior FCC officials told Recode on Thursday.
But it is also a defeat in the sense that the ruling means that these curbs can be achieved within the existing rules.
Between amicable relations with existing regimes ruling Muslim countries and long-term friendship with the people who regard these regimes as oppressive and corrupt.
This suggests that pre-existing ruling lines were used to plan the proportions of the illumination in relation to texts, horizontally and vertically, consistent with ruling and planning practices identified in both Latin and Hebrew manuscripts [11, 31].
The paragraph in article 58 saying that countries remain bound by existing adverse rulings, such as ending the blanket ban on voting by prisoners, would be quietly forgotten.
He said that lower courts are virtually certain to affirm existing Supreme Court rulings and, like many other legal experts, he predicted that the Supreme Court was very unlikely to agree to hear such a case.
