Sentence examples for make a ruling on from inspiring English sources

Judges can't make a ruling on whether something is an important part of your identity.

The court said it would make a ruling on the demand soon.

"We had to wait for the N.H.L. to make a ruling on what to do," Cannarozzi said.

Eady must now make a ruling on what legal costs should be paid by the two newspapers.

I believe that it should go to the high court to make a ruling on this matter," she said.

A federal judge in Delaware is considering different valuations proposed for the stock, and is expected to make a ruling on a fair price this summer.

That makes a ruling on January 31st by the country's anti-trust regulator particularly embarrassing.

The regulator is awaiting the opinion of the GSMA, a global industry body for mobile-phone operators, before making a ruling on the issue.

The medical examiner's office said it was conducting further studies before making a ruling on the cause of the boy's death.

HITTING AN IMPASSE If you cannot reach an agreement with your child's school, you have the right to a due process hearing, after which an administrative officer or judge makes a ruling on the dispute.

If HMRC makes a ruling on the tax affairs of a company, it's not quasi-judicial, not quite, but as a statutory body they have the power to make judgments of that kind.