Sentence examples for much anticipated ruling from inspiring English sources

Today in a much anticipated ruling the court said that the first Greek bail-out and the creation of the EFSF did not violate the German constitution.

Ministers will only have to put a new Brexit law to a vote of MPs and peers before triggering article 50 if the 11 most senior judges in the country demand it in a much anticipated ruling due at 9.30am on Tuesday morning.

The court also announced that it was extending its term until Thursday, signaling that it would issue its much-anticipated ruling on Mr. Obama's health care law then.

But he was more incensed about the timing: the much-anticipated ruling had been issued on Sept. 12, just a day after the terrorist attacks.

Journalists at PAW's Reunions panel ­disagreed on most issues, except for these: The ­election is likely to be close, and decisive factors will be the state of the economy and the Supreme Court's much-anticipated ruling on the Affordable Care Act.

When Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell saw on her office computer that the Supreme Court was about to release the much-anticipated ruling on Obamacare, she rushed out of her office and down the hall to a conference room where about two dozen senior staff were gathered.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's much-anticipated ruling on star player Ben Roethlisberger was stern and expected.

The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg issued its much-anticipated ruling Tuesday, with the judges flatly rejecting the Russian government's defense that the law is designed to protect the "morals and health of children".

The Supreme Court's much-anticipated ruling on the Affordable Care Act, monumental as it is for reshaping provisions around health care access, has focused the nation's attention on just one dimension of our health care crisis: the demand side of care delivery.

Reichardt's testimony was part of a halting and occasionally tense day as defense attorneys tried to fill time until Superior Court Judge Lance A. Ito delivers his much-anticipated ruling on the admissibility of tapes and transcripts of interviews with recently retired LAPD Detective Mark Fuhrman.

(Monday) COURTSTERS -- The much-anticipated Supreme Court ruling in the Grokster case could come this week.