Sentence examples for rule on a case from inspiring English sources

If he suspects a jockey of once having made insufficient effort on one of his horses, should he ever allow himself to rule on a case involving that jockey?

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Reasonable network management will still be allowed and the commission says it will consider alleged violations of its non-discrimination rule on a case-by-case basis.

"In only a minority of cases are departures carried out as forced deportations, under the authority of civil magistrates and judges, who rule on a case-by-case basis".

The only way to allow for such missions ethically is to grant an exception to the rule on a case-by-case level, they said.

However, research ethics committees (RECs) can approve studies that depart from this rule, on a case-by-case basis, but only if there is minimal risk to participants and the failure to obtain consent will not adversely affect participant welfare, or if it would be impossible or impractical to carry out the research without prior consent from participants [ 57- 59].

In July, an international tribunal struck a blow to China's sweeping historical claims in the region when it ruled on a case brought by Manila in 2013.