Sentence examples for particular ruling from inspiring English sources
History suggests rules are at times altered and manufactured to bring about a particular ruling.
The challenge of managing and adapting the MTF as big companies grow increasingly global is arguably a greater one than making any particular ruling, however tricky.
The Giants swept the Eagles because their defense dominated the Philadelphia offense, suffocating the brilliant quarterback Donovan McNabb, with Strahan, in particular, ruling the line of scrimmage.
If there is debate in the media about a particular ruling, the names of the stewards involved are never used and we have no way of knowing whether any of them had been involved in other controversies in the past.
"Prior to this particular ruling, every university in the country was already thinking about all of the alternatives, depending on the outcome of the case, and about how to prove whether a policy is working," said Joanne E. Berg, vice provost for enrollment at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Since the fall of the last Chinese dynasty, the Qing, in 1911, a modern variant emerged in the notion of "rejuvenation", 复兴, which is no longer about a particular ruling house, but rather, the revival of the Chinese nation-state itself, and in particular, its emergence as a strong, prosperous and respected modern nation.
Before Mr. Lewis started covering the Supreme Court, press reports on its decisions were apt to be pedestrian recitations by journalists without legal training, rarely examining the court's reasoning or grappling with the context and consequences of particular rulings.
These courts based their decisions on state constitutions, which, moreover, means that the United States Supreme Court almost certainly could not review those particular rulings, even if it were inclined to.
A persistent complaint is that the authorities in particular, the ruling family of Dubai and its acolytes, led by Sheikh Muhammad took far too long to recognise the gravity of the crisis when it broke in September.
Their replacements have nibbled at the amnesty in particular, by ruling in July that this did not cover still unresolved "disappearances".Since then, three retired generals (one of them a member of the dictatorship's military junta), and over 20 former junior officers (some policemen), have been arrested.
But every time it probes harder into the Murdoch empire it draws blood from the heart of our body politic, telling us a great deal about how Britain's political class in particular and ruling class in general collude, connive and corrupt both systemically and systematically.
