Sentence examples for ruled correctly from inspiring English sources

In a unanimous ruling on Monday, the Supreme Court ruled correctly for Monsanto.

One, interviewed by the OCCRP, said he had ruled correctly on the evidence before him, pointing out that none of his rulings had been overturned.

That made it 3-2, and before Marriner could blow for half-time Darcy Blake had beaten Gilks only to be ruled, correctly, offside.

Larry Barnett ruled (correctly, though we didn't know that until quite a while later) that interference should not be called because the contact was inadvertent.

"We think that the court ruled correctly on the broad issue of who owns the privilege to withhold source identity," Jack Greiner, a lawyer for Gannett and The Enquirer, said today.

"Although this case involved difficult circumstances," said Arthur Larkin, the lead city lawyer on the case, "we believe the court ruled correctly on the law in finding that the city did not violate Mr. Newton's due process rights".

"So instead of a strong judge who sees the viability of our case," Donziger wrote, "we now might have a weak judge who wants to rule correctly for all the wrong, personal reasons".

But after consulting with the other umpires, Kellogg ruled -- correctly -- that Posada had stepped on home plate first and then tagged Alicea, for a double play.

Strangely, West Germany did not have much of an answer, although Littbarski was a constant threat, testing Platt and later having a goal ruled out (correctly).

The last act of this dramatic encounter came after Ospreys replacement Marc Thomas's burst upfield, but television match official Gareth Simmonds ruled - correctly it appeared - that Webb had knocked on prior to Matavesi touching down.

"The sad thing is, the commentators haven't had the rule correctly.