Sentence examples for how it rules from inspiring English sources
Some respondents said their view of the court could drop, depending on how it rules.
Now a federal appeals court is hearing the dispute, and how it rules could have a major impact on world debt markets.
There are signs of serious disagreement among China's elite over whether the party should change how it rules, at least a bit, to give people more say in who leads them.
But no matter how it rules, it's not likely to matter much to the Supreme Court, since the same issue was in the case today when it granted eBay's petition.
Still, most of us don't understand how it rules our immune system.
It is surprising and welcome to see the court apply any sort of permissive standard, considering how it ruled in a similar case just last year.
I suddenly realized that whether or not the Supreme Court agreed to entertain this particular suit of Boggs's — and if it did, no matter how it ruled — the loser was likely to go on mounting fresh challenges, ad infinitum, since this was a case in which both sides were in a position to go on covering all their costs simply by printing fresh money.
In July, it began to review how it enforces its rules.
Yet we've heard very little about the World Trade Organisation itself, how it makes its rules and whether they can be enforced.
