Sentence examples for implementing a ruling from inspiring English sources

David Cameron believes he will be able to resist implementing a ruling from the European court of human rights that prisoners must be granted the right to vote during his time in Downing Street.

The Guardian, Daily Mail and BBC complained about the search engine implementing a ruling made in May by Europe's highest court, the European court of justice, by starting to remove links to some pages when searches are made against particular names.

Now the government, implementing a European ruling, proposes to insist on an electronic tag as well, and to tell farmers not only on which ear it should be stuck (the left, again) but also exactly where (don't ask).Such detailed and prescriptive rules may warm the bureaucratic heart, but are becoming ever more costly.

One will be to pass bills to implement a new ruling on collective-self defence to allow Japan to come to the aid of allies, notably America a change expected to draw heated public opposition.

And America itself has hinted that it may be slow to implement a WTO ruling that it should lift its ban on importing shrimps from countries using nets that trap turtles.

It is also one of the prisons that are currently trying to implement a 2005 ruling by the Supreme Court that inmates must not be segregated by race.The overcrowding in California's prisons, by far the worst in the country with only Georgia and Alabama coming close, has been the subject of lawsuits for years.

People's Court For registered transactions, whenever a dispute occurs, the People's Court is able to provide express service; when violation of a transaction occurs, the People's Court is able to implement a court ruling without litigation.

Days earlier the army had implemented a court ruling to dissolve the Islamist-led parliament, stripping the Brotherhood of its biggest gain since Mubarak was ousted.

Kandil was sentenced in April, before Morsi's July 3 downfall, for failing to implement a court ruling to renationalise a textile company sold off by the administration of autocrat Hosni Mubarak.

By the time the EPA had implemented such a ruling, Congress would probably have superseded it with a new law.That is the point, environmental groups say.

For example, a question about "particular problems" Google has faced in implementing the ruling yields a page long response from Mountain View — with Google waxing lyrical on the difficulties of balancing competing interests when making the judgements.