Sentence examples for question ruling from inspiring English sources

The court divided 5 to 4 on another privacy question, ruling against a Nevada rancher, Larry D. Hiibel, who argued that he could not constitutionally be required to identify himself to a law enforcement officer.

Last week, a federal appeals court threw some of those plans into question, ruling that the F.C.C. had overstepped its authority when it tried to enforce a commission rule that required companies to give broadband users equal access to all Internet content.

They don't use torture to elicit information-for which it is woefully ineffective- but to break bodies and spirits, to intimidate anyone daring to question ruling authority and undermine community.

But that didn't happen; instead the six-justice majority essentially sidestepped the constitutional question, ruling that Congress never intended the law to apply to "a purely local matter".

How do you inspire people to question the ruling class paradigm when you seem to be at odds with the very media you need to let people know you are fighting the good fight?

9. James Callaghan in 1977 accepted a Commons recommendation to take all questions himself, ruling out ministers.

Only the ruling Congress party was quick off the mark to question the court ruling.

While few dispute that Hamas has changed Gaza, a more complicated question is whether ruling Gaza has changed Hamas.

The battle of the competing narratives grew even more one-sided the next day, when Obama answered an out-of-left-field question by flatly ruling out the use of nuclear weapons against terrorist targets in Afghanistan and Pakistan and then awkwardly trying to footnote his categorical answer.

At a Democratic caucus meeting last week, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, was peppered with questions about the ruling from anxious senators, whom he told there should be less fretting about things they cannot control, an attendee said.

A year of deadly accidents in China has raised questions over the ruling Communist party's ability to keep citizens safe and its resolve to hold officials to account.