Sentence examples for rule a case from inspiring English sources

The Economic Policy Institute, a left-leaning think tank, calls the silica rule a "case study" in how seemingly expensive safety regulations can have economic benefits over the long term.

59-year-old Steven Compton was found shot dead at a home in the unincorporated Gentryville area of Missouri Friday night in what has been ruled a case of self-defense.

The Supreme Court is poised to rule on a case that could impose right to work rules on all public employers, decisively weakening unions in workplaces like public schools, one of labor's few remaining strong points.

The Supreme Court is to rule on a case next term that could make pre-emption a legal standard for drug cases.

The first crash, people on both sides say, could be in June, when the Supreme Court is expected to rule on a case involving a Texas law banning sodomy.

The United States Supreme Court has never before been asked to rule on a case that so directly and immediately influences the outcome of a presidential election.

Normally, appeals courts take several months after hearing arguments to rule on a case, but the judges were ready the following Monday.

Earlier this month, the Supreme Court agreed to rule in a case over whether Congress had overstepped its authority in ordering the restrictions.

Germany's constitutional court is expected to rule on a case brought by Mr. Nolling and a group of like-minded economists and lawyers early next year.

In the coming days the Supreme Court is expected to rule on a case that could further restrict the use of race as a factor in college admissions.

Next month the Court of Appeal will rule on a case involving 142 Iraqis, which is led by Ali Zaki Mousa, who was detained by British forces.