Sentence examples for forceful ruling from inspiring English sources

In a forceful ruling, the court said that "it is not in the interest of justice that accused should remain in jail for an indefinite period".

In his forceful ruling, he said the mother, Doreen Giuliano, had been "acting as a self-appointed juror misconduct vigilante, with the obvious intention to destroy the credibility of a jury verdict that went against her son".

If the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issues a forceful ruling against partisan gerrymandering, that precedent may help to inspire similar rulings in other states," Manheim said in an email.

It was part of the bedrock of America's legal system, steeped in the intent of the founders, the will of most state legislatures and the forceful — if occasional — rulings of the courts.

It was encouraging to see the President shift dramatically on both topics this week, with his articulation of the "Volcker rule" and his forceful statement in response to the Supreme Court ruling.

The ruling upheld a forceful decision by a federal district judge that reached the same conclusion in 2011.

While technology companies recently have resisted government demands, Apple's letter is one of the industry's most forceful pushbacks against a court ruling.

"This ruling is a forceful rebuke of the Trump administration's attempt to weaponize the census for an attack on immigrant communities," he said in a statement.

Stamford City Attorney Andrew McDonald said the ruling "is a very forceful endorsement of the rights of local municipalities to enforce local zoning regulations" that will prevent billboards that would have been nearly 10 stories high.

But the ruling's language is forceful and represents a win for civil liberties groups concerned that NSA surveillance is too intrusive.

The raids are the latest and most forceful effort yet by the country's ruling generals to crack down on perceived sources of criticism amid rising calls from Egyptian politicians and protesters and some Western leaders for the military to hand over power to a civilian government.