Sentence examples for implemented ruling from inspiring English sources

Also, the most effective chemoprotection against radiation damage (no Cl− containing PBS but phosphate buffer [15], addition of ascorbic acid and BSA [9]) before, during and after PD10 column purification of the 125I-BoNT-A was implemented, ruling out radiation damage, if any, as possible reason.

And the court needs reminding of the importance of margin of appreciation – the flexibility it allows each individual country to implement rulings.

MOSCOW, Dec 15 (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin has signed a law allowing Russia's Constitutional Court to decide whether or not to implement rulings of international human rights courts.

Already much-maligned for its adherence (or not) to international human rights law, President Vladimir Putin has now signed a law allowing Russia's Constitutional Court to make up its own mind whether the country should implement rulings by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).

Super PACs were created after the Supreme Court ruled in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, and subsequent court cases implemented the ruling, that there was no legitimate corruption concern when independent political action committees raised and spent money in elections but did not donate directly to politicians.

Essentially, he left it to the parties to negotiate an order that implemented his desired ruling.

On Wednesday, Chief Judge Alex Kozinski, who wrote the ruling chastising the government, delayed implementing the ruling until the government decides whether to appeal to the Supreme Court.

But the chancellor said he would wait for a full explanation of the ruling and results of a census, expected in spring, before implementing the ruling.

Aka the group of academics Google established last year, in response to the rtbf ruling, and which subsequently compiled a report with recommendations for how Mountain View should implement the ruling.

A federal appeals court last year blocked the state from implementing the law, ruling that it targeted African Americans with "almost surgical precision".

So the government's choice is between implementing the ruling and breaking its treaty obligations.