Sentence examples for release ruling from inspiring English sources

The court rejected his petition to halt the release, ruling that such decisions were the government's prerogative.

He became outraged because other judges had ordered his release, ruling that the prosecution had violated his rights.

And it was under such principle that two years later, a United States District Court judge hearing Mr. Latif's habeas corpus petition ordered him released, ruling that the accusations against him were "unconvincing" and that his detention was "not lawful".

The New Jersey Supreme Court had ordered Mr. Trantino's release after ruling that he had repeatedly been refused parole because of political pressure on the Parole Board.

Woodfox's murder conviction was first overturned in 1992 because of "systematic discrimination," but rather than leading to his release, that ruling kicked off over 20 years of wrangling by Louisiana authorities.

EgyptAir 990 crashed at sea two years ago because of a co-pilot's "manipulation of the airplane controls," the National Transportation Safety Board concluded in a report released today, ruling out mechanical problems, evasive action to avoid another airplane or any other cause.

The appellate court reversed the trial judge's release order, effectively ruling that evidence against detainees must be presumed accurate and authentic if the government claims it is.

"Today's ruling sends a strong message that copyright law does not authorize thoughtless censorship of lawful speech," the Electronic Frontier Foundation's legal director, Corynne McSherry, said in a press release following the ruling.

Both have been endorsed by members of the House of Representatives, so the House justice committee is now bound to consider them.Since the court released its DAP ruling the president's popularity has taken a tumble.

A World Trade Organization ruling released Wednesday has U.S. businesses and officials claiming victory over China on intellectual property matters.

There will be no "ZimRide for airplanes", according to an FAA ruling released today that prohibits private pilots from publicly offering seats on their planes in exchange for gas money, including via startups like AirPooler and Flytenow.