Sentence examples for identification ruling from inspiring English sources

A federal court on Thursday blocked a Texas law that would have required voters to show photo identification, ruling that the legislation would impose "strict, unforgiving burdens" on poor minority voters.

In the present experiment we adopted an ecologically-valid approach by using different pictures of the same identify to tap into genuine face identification mechanisms (therefore ruling out potential face recognition mechanisms based on picture matching strategies).

Still, on Monday, a judge in Dane County, Wis.,  blocked that state's new photo identification voting law, ruling that it was unconstitutional under Wisconsin's charter.

We present an in vitro technique that allows for identification of fibroblasts by ruling out the possibility of the cells belonging to other lineages that are found in vocal fold tissue.

The protesters showed journalists police and ruling party identification cards that they said had been taken from Mubarak supporters who had been caught infiltrating Tahrir Square, also known as Liberation Square, and detained in a holding pen.

Also on Friday,  a U.S. appeals court struck down a North Carolina law that required voters to show photo identification when casting ballots, ruling that it intentionally discriminated against African-American residents.

A federal judge has stunned prosecutors by ruling that fingerprint identification fails three of four standards set by the U.S. Supreme Court for scientific evidence.

Shotgun MS-identification of proteins has very limited ability in ruling out the absence of a protein, so for further analysis we only selected those proteins that were identified only in glaucomatous tissue.

With the diversification of IR closer relations to India and the PRC possibly lead to a stronger identification of Fijians of Indian and Chinese with the ruling party.

The department has rejected their identification requirements as discriminatory, and this past week Texas has been challenging that ruling in federal court in Washington.

Last Tuesday, the Supreme Court allowed a lower court ruling to stand, allowing North Dakota to require voters to provide identification that shows a residential address rather than a post office box number.