Sentence examples for rules a case from inspiring English sources

rules — a case that Mr. Griffith figures Beijing would be likely to win.

Under the court's internal rules, a case is added to the docket if four justices agree.

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 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.

Muhammad Mubarak, said the cost of the repatriation, estimated at $80,000, would be advanced by the port until a local court rules in a case against the vessels' owners.

The United States also hinted that it might encourage China's steps to full market status by using revised rules in a case against Chinese wooden furniture makers.

An arbitrator is an impartial party that rules on a case.

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.

Before joining the DC Circuit, Garland was one of three judges to oversee and rule against a case to reschedule marijuana, lowering federal regulation of the drug.

The courts ruled it a case of self-defense, according to Ms. Theron.

In January, it ruled in a case involving the Los Angeles County Flood Control District.