Sentence examples for off the ruling from inspiring English sources

"How did he manage to pull that off?" The ruling did not turn on its head every police success.

That tremendous windfall meant that the emerging middle class could buy off the ruling land-owning powers, enabling capitalism to take root and allowing the Europeans to outcompete Asia and East Africa.

Officials for SurfControl, the company that now sells CyberPatrol products, shrugged off the ruling, saying that they were more concerned with the security of their software than the publication of lists.

Mayor David Lisnard signed off on the ruling that "access to beaches and for swimming is banned to anyone who does not have [bathing apparel] which respects good customs and secularism," which is a founding principle of the French republic.

Readers also used the post as an opportunity to sound off on the ruling.  .

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority filed papers yesterday saying that it would appeal a Manhattan judge's order to roll back transit and commuter rail fares, setting off an automatic stay of the ruling.

News of the ruling set off a joyous eruption at San Francisco City Hall, where several dozen gay couples had lined up outside the county clerk's office in hopes of getting marriage licenses and a large crowd of supporters had slowly built on the City Hall steps during the morning.

The withdrawal of minor candidates late in the campaign allowed a face-off between incumbent Netanyahu, of the ruling Likud party, and Barak.

Money is then siphoned off to the ruling political party and other off-budget agencies, including a secret intelligence network, diplomats and international monitors say.

Raj Mody, head of pensions consulting at PwC, said: "While a small number of women will be better off from the ruling, eight out of 10 annuities currently sold in the UK are bought by men, so many more people risk losing out than gaining".

The Myanmar national elections coming up November 8 are about much more than Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy NLDD) facing off against the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP), although this will be the first time the NLD has a chance pull together a majority in the parliament, or Hluttaw.