Sentence examples for how it will rule from inspiring English sources

No-one knows how it will rule.

The department has not said how it will rule.

There appears to be no consensus among lawyers who watch the Fourth Circuit over how it will rule.

Because the constitutional court has already given a green light to the ESM's SMSF programme, how it will rule on the OMT programme should be clear.

The commission, appointed by the United States government, concluded last year that Canadian mills had benefited from unfair subsidies and had priced their exports to the United States below production costs, leaving little doubt about how it will rule now.

But while it is often sympathetic to national security arguments from the executive branch and is considered relatively unsympathetic to due process claims from criminal defendants, lawyers who practice before the court say they are uncertain how it will rule in this case.

The better you can learn to talk about how you're feeling, the less it will rule over your actions, without identifying yourself with it.

As these cases wind their way upwards through the federal court system, nobody really knows which case the Supreme Court will take next on the issue, and how it will ultimately rule.

The Tax Court declined to give specifics on how it will apply the Cohan Rule to charitable contributions from 2006 forward, noting that it had yet to definitively decide whether the Cohan Rule is available to estimate charitable contributions.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences issued a letter to members Monday explaining how it will interpret and enforce the sweeping rule changes passed last week with the aim of diversifying the organization.

They give a better idea of whether or not the show has rules and how it will pace things out.