Sentence examples for published a ruling from inspiring English sources

China imported 4.6m barrels of oil a day in July (equivalent to over half of Saudi Arabia's daily output) and 58.1m tonnes of iron ore.America claimed an "important step" had been taken towards opening market access for American goods in China after the World Trade Organisation published a ruling that Beijing must lift restrictions on imports of copyrighted films, DVDs and books.

In what has been described as a breathtakingly hypocritical stance, last month the state bar's Review Board published a ruling that blatantly contradicts the position that both the Bar and the AG took in 2010.

He is due to publish a ruling on how much of the inquiry will be held in public on 3 May.

Those implicated in an investigation will be asked to testify at a formal hearing, before the panel publishes a ruling of the facts on the illegal activity, and names those it has found to be involved.

He has now gone away to mull over this question and is due to publish a ruling on May 3. As we report here, the police are arguing for large portions of the inquiry to be held behind closed doors.

Lord Justice Pitchford, who is heading the inquiry, is due to publish a ruling on this issue on May 3. His inquiry was set up after it was revealed that a Metropolitan police undercover unit - known as the Special Demonstration Squad - had gathered information on the Stephen Lawrence family (see this and this for background).

Many years ago, if we wanted to publish a ruling, we would print 2,000 copies and spread them, give them out to people.

While the court is not expected to publish a ruling until March 2017, Europe remains divided over the issue.

On May 18 , 2012 the court published a unanimous ruling in Port v. Cowan that validated the marriage of Jessica Port and Virginia Cowan because it said "no viable decision by the Court had deemed a valid foreign marriage to be 'repugnant'," even if the marriage was void or punishable as a crime were it performed in Maryland.

In recent months, Pitchford has published a number of rulings designating more than 200 individuals as "core participants" in the inquiry.

"In addition", said Ipso, "acknowledgements must be added to both the print and online versions of this correction to explain that they have been published following a ruling by the Independent Press Standards Organisation".