Sentence examples for opposite ruling from inspiring English sources

Right, so that judge that RealNetworks was so confident would rule in its favor did the exact opposite, ruling in favor of the movie studios.

While the decision applied only to the nine pardons, an opposite ruling would have put the vast majority of the others in jeopardy.

But the decision was a milestone, not only because European officials blocked a deal between two American companies but because United States antitrust regulators had made the opposite ruling.

She warned MPs and peers that it was their duty to respect the outcome of June's referendum in favour of Brexit, as she highlighted that a similar legal case in Belfast had resulted in an opposite ruling.

George Van Dusen, the mayor of Skokie, Ill., and chairman of the consortium, said today that an opposite ruling "would have transformed the Army Corps of Engineers into a super zoning agency with land use authority over vast tracts with the power to block any projects approved by local or state agencies".

Less than two weeks later, an opposite ruling was handed down, calling the program constitutional.

On one level, the opposite rulings invite a simple interpretation.

Judges in Chicago and California delivered opposite rulings today on suits in which cities had sued the gun industry.

That would leave that court to consider opposite rulings handed down over two weeks in courthouses situated only 116 miles apart.

Appeals from two of those opposite rulings were awaiting Supreme Court action, and the Justice Department told the justices that a prompt resolution was "important to the stability of federal sentences".

The opposite rulings by the state and federal courts brought the issue to the Supreme Court.