Sentence examples for french ruling from inspiring English sources

CANADA: FRENCH RULING A Quebec court ruled that the government of the mainly French-speaking province has the right to limit use of English and to impose French as the dominant language on commercial signs.

Uber expressed greater disappointment with the French ruling.

These have been emphasised by a French ruling against Yahoo! on November 20th.

The French ruling has thus, in effect, been imposed on citizens of other countries.

The French argued that a French ruling ought to be binding over what French citizens may see in France.

Yesterday, Yahoo officials said the monitoring policy was not a response to the French ruling.

"Although we're disappointed by the French court ruling, we will continue to seek justice in this matter," Mr. Boyd said.

But in a French court ruling in 2005, Google was enjoined from allowing others to buy as a keyword the trademark brand of a French luxury goods maker, Louis Vuitton.

The French Yahoo ruling "really puts free expression and communication in jeopardy on the Net," Mr. Davidson said, warning that online speech could sink to a single country's lowest-common-denominator standard.

Alec and Guy Wildenstein, whose father Daniel died four years ago, will challenge a French court ruling in favour of their 71-year-old stepmother Sylvia to break up the huge private collection, believed to include Renoirs, Monets and Manets.

A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Saturday about a French court ruling that raised doubt about whether the movie "A Very Long Engagement" was a French film, and thus entitled to subsidies, misspelled the last name of its star.