Sentence examples for process ruling from inspiring English sources

It's possible they could surprise observers and refuse to defer to the president, in the process ruling that the courts can, in limited circumstances, scrutinize a president's motives beyond those offered in the text of an action.

When the people try to vote out their corrupt leaders in the electoral process, the ruling class simply drowns out the democratic process by dumping truckloads of money into incumbents' pockets.

She constantly showcases herself as an avid learner of leadership by holding court with her subjects and going through the painstaking process of ruling a people.

This hardly seems like an excessively strong due-process ruling; really, it is a pathetically weak one.

She joined the judgment in Lawrence that the Texas sodomy law was unconstitutional, but declined to join Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's broad due-process ruling or to agree that Bowers should be overruled.

They analyzed players' strategic behaviors in the discrete MDP Processes, by ruling out the assumption of truthful revelation.

The findings suggested that practitioners defined and described much of their interaction with/in schools as advocacy work; thus, we explored the processes and ruling relations of advocacy work.

His selection process consisted of ruling out the other candidates because of their negative qualities, he said, and at the end only one was left.

A state judge on Tuesday brought some temporary relief to the democratic process in Pennsylvania, ruling that voters there will be able to cast a ballot for president next month even if they lack an ID card.

Finally in 1996 SSA issued a set of nine Social Security rulings commonly called process unification rulings and provided training on the rulings for all disability adjudicators.

That order, signed by Judge Denny Chin of Federal District Court, gave the government's criminal forfeiture laws precedence over the bankruptcy court's process — a ruling at odds with Judge Stanton's decision last week but supported by rulings in other recent cases.