Sentence examples for received a ruling from inspiring English sources

The company did not seriously consider any endorsement contracts until it received a ruling from the N.B.A., the Goldstons said.

The company, based in Lexington, Mass., said it had received a ruling from the Internal Revenue Service permitting the move.

But they sought and received a ruling from the presiding officer of the House on Wednesday afternoon that Mr. Rangel was considered to have resigned his chairmanship.

He added that as recently as July the company's agents in India received a ruling from Indian trade officials stating that the fingerboards could be exported.

And yet, while more recent legislation has improved the odds, only around 7 percent of those who were placed in federal custody between 2007 and 2009, and who had received a ruling by mid-2010, winningnning their cases.

Dun & Bradstreet said today that it had filed with regulators for its planned spinoff of its Moody's Investor Service credit rating agency, and that it had received a ruling that the deal would be tax free to shareholders.

Mr. Kappos is also pushing an initiative that would charge patent applicants a higher fee to guarantee that their applications will receive a ruling within a year.

The foundation plans to appeal the Treasury Department's decision later this month, though it may not receive a ruling before next month's presidential elections, Mr. Herman said.

But AT&T and Liberty will still have to receive a ruling from the Internal Revenue Service that the spinoff is tax free.

Elan is likely to receive a ruling from the United States Food and Drug Administration by the end of the year on its application to sell Antegren, which it is developing with Biogen Idec, for treating multiple sclerosis.

Although company executives had said the sale of Liberty Media would satisfy the F.C.C. rather than the sale of the 25percentt stake in Time Warner Entertainment, AT&T executives had said in recent days that they could not make a definitive commitment to spin off Liberty Media before receiving a ruling from the Internal Revenue Service about the tax implications of that sale.