Sentence examples for make ruling from inspiring English sources

That leaves atheists unprotected, and the government, which appears to see homogeneity as desirable and likely to make ruling easier, has recently been cracking down on them.

"They often make rulings that people just can't understand".

As public editor, I don't make rulings on style for The Times.

The evidence of Trent Bridge suggests that it is becoming increasingly difficult to make rulings.

The judge overseeing the case, Jill Konviser-Levine, will make rulings on its admissibility as the case proceeds.

He said: "It is not an area where I welcome the court seeking to make rulings".

Legal commentators warn that the proposed wording is sufficiently vague to make rulings more complex than ever.

Public-interest litigation and its ability to make rulings suo moto (off its own bat) have encouraged India's Supreme Court to meddle in environmental and social policy.

The Conservatives have set out detailed plans for limiting the power of European judges who make rulings on human rights.

Beginning this week, the World Trade Organization (WTO) will make rulings on complaints against China's trade policy.

Regulators expect to analyze and make rulings on three to five types of products each year.