Sentence examples for ruled whether from inspiring English sources

A court has still not ruled whether the Gostivar killings were connected to the men's ethnicity.

Judge Real has not yet ruled whether the company is liable.

The Times newsroom's dilemma might have been removed if the courts had ruled whether the Bush-era methods constituted torture.

General Pervez Musharraf had asked her to delay her return until the Supreme Court ruled whether his re-election to a new term as president was constitutional.

The crucial backdrop to the debate, addressed in both opinions, is that the trial judge, W. Terry Ruckriegle of District Court in Eagle, Colo., has not yet ruled whether the defense has met its burden under the rape shield law of proving that the accuser's sexual background should be admitted as evidence.

Further, the suit said, the law is already preventing company scientists from talking about reduced-harm products in public forums because the government has not ruled whether those products reduce harm to society as a whole, as required in the new law.

Courts can only rule whether they are legal.

The judge would also have to rule whether the questioning hewed closely to public safety issues.

The DWP took most of the last financial year to rule whether the benefit could fund rent deposits, he said.

"In principal, lenders will apply the same tests and rules whether you are borrowing to move or to extend.

The Home Secretary added that courts could be asked to rule whether "purely cosmetic surgery" fell into the same category as female genital mutilation (FGM).