Sentence examples for ruling a judgment from inspiring English sources

In his biography of Fleetwood Walker, David Zang called the court's ruling "a judgment that nominally supported integration while doing nothing to promote it in everyday reality".

Accurate or not, his proposed basis for a judicial ruling is a judgment of effective policy.

The ruling, reversing a judgment by the Federal District Court, was hailed yesterday by voting rights advocates and election lawyers who said that it would now be much easier for upstart candidates in everything from City Council races to bids for the governor's office to secure a spot on election ballots.

The ruling, a unanimous judgment by the Law Lords, is a huge shift in British law and significantly improves journalists' chances of winning libel cases in a court system that until now has been stacked against them.

In many places, construction extended beyond the 1949 armistice line into occupied territory, and the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a judgment ruling illegal those parts of the wall that had been built within the West Bank.

Referee Dan Marouelli did not call a penalty, ruling the hit legal, a judgment shared by the league upon further review after the game.

In Tuesday's ruling the majority judgment found that "the undisputed facts clearly reveal that the asylum seekers had no intention of entering and remaining in PNG.

If for any reason the losing party does not settle, the arbitrators' ruling can be registered as a judgment and then enforced.

We have "a decision about what will happen to you," not a judgment, ruling or verdict.

Chief Justice Roberts's decision to stay the Maryland court's ruling rested partly on a judgment that the state would suffer irreparable harm if it could not use this "valuable tool for investigating unsolved crimes".

Nitschke said the court's ruling would essentially be a judgment on whether the medical board's original decision to suspend him because he was a "danger to the Australian public" was lawful.