Sentence examples for potential ruling from inspiring English sources

It seemed that there were procedural and practical problems with almost every potential ruling.

It is true that on May 10th he spent two hours with the RS Ss leader, Mohan Bhagwat, reportedly to assess the national campaign and potential ruling coalitions.

A human rights lawyer has claimed that a potential ruling that would force a Christian bakery to bake a same-sex marriage cake could set a sweeping precedent - that could see a Muslim printer ordered to print images of the Prophet Mohamed or an atheist web designer forced to create a website about God.

Mr Tsipras, the youngest political leader in modern Greek history, was instrumental in transforming Syriza from an also-ran to a potential ruling party.

Mr Tsipras, the youngest political leader in Greece's history, was instrumental in transforming Syriza from an also-ran to a potential ruling party.

It only took VICE News an hour in the Jungle to run into someone whose life could be changed by a potential ruling in Britain.

The Guardian reported in November that the government was struggling to create a shortlist for the position with a number of potential candidates ruling themselves out of what has been described as a "a double-edged sword" and "quite heavy work" by BBC insiders.

As we await a potential Supreme Court ruling on the right to gay marriage, we are reminded once again that human rights have been and are denied by ballot initiatives and by the legislative decree of states.

The dispute -- for the weight of its competing arguments, the doctrinal challenge it presents for the court and its overall cultural resonance -- is plausibly the most compelling case on a docket already weighty with potential landmark rulings.

Potential Supreme Court rulings on legal cases regarding the surveillance programs of the NSA could take some of the wind out of legislative efforts, provided the issue rose to the nation's highest court in quick order.

The test may thus have a potential role in ruling in and ruling out the diagnosis of RIF-resistance.