Sentence examples for one-time ruling from inspiring English sources

BIT by bit, the entrails of France's one-time ruling elite are spilling out.

The decision comes in a month in which the entrails of France's one-time ruling elite have been spilling out.

The Administration would like to frame missile strikes as a kind of judicial action, a one-time ruling from the bench, not as a military intervention.

Theresa May, the British minister in charge of home affairs, made clear to Parliament that her decision in the case of the hacker, Gary McKinnon, was a one-time ruling linked to serious concerns about his health, not a new policy in the controversial fight over extradition of British nationals to the United States.

There is a deeply embedded resistance inside the party to territorial concessions, despite a one-time ruling by Shas's spiritual leader, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, that it is valid to give up land if it serves to end the violence and save Jewish lives.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has sided with a former executive at the one-time energy giant Enron in a ruling that makes it unlikely he can be tried a second time on charges related to financial fraud.

A former leader of Mexico's ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, the PRI, and one-time close ally of President Enrique Pena Nieto has been arrested in Spain, officials said on Friday.

Only recently, he hosted a banquet in Johannesburg for Julius Nyerere, one-time socialist scourge of Anglo, who is regarded by the ruling African National Congress as the grandfather of Africa.Behind the genial front, however, Mr Oppenheimer may harbour more radical ideas.

A Los Angeles judge has thrown out a lawsuit against the pop star Britney Spears, ruling there was a lack of evidence that her one-time confidant and self-styled manager had been wronged, Reuters reported.

Ezz was a powerful insider in Mubarak's now-dissolved ruling party and a close aide to Mubarak's younger son and one-time heir apparent, Gamal.

The one-time frontman of The Jam and the Style Council was not at London's high court to hear the ruling by Mr Justice Dingemans.