Sentence examples for ruling available from inspiring English sources

The ruling (available here) does not necessarily mean the players will be able to unionize, and Northwestern and the NCAA will have more opportunities to make their case that the players are not employees.

The Los Angeles Times summarized the ruling (available in its entirety here) thus: "'The trial judge on several occasions unequivocally promised that the recording of the trial would be used only in chambers and not publicly broadcast," the panel said".

While there may have been subsequent Congressional actions and court opinions, we operated under the rulings available to us at the time.

In the course of researching it we found some fascinating early material, including nineteenth-century rulings available via Bailii and Samuel Pepys' account of a visit to watch the lords hear a trade dispute in 1668.

It is crystal clear from the full ruling - available here - that he did not fix anything and he did not agree to fix anything.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 2.55pm BSThe:55 The ICJ ruling is available here.

After the English translation of the court ruling became available on Dec. 8, I asked Mr. Marzorati if he continued to have "no reason to doubt the accuracy of the facts" in the article.

In a 49-page ruling made available on Thursday, Vice Chancellor Stephen P. Lamb of the Delaware Chancery Court said that when the sides formed the partnership, Vivendi Universal Entertainment, in May 2002, the section on taxes was "clear as day".

But Russia's top investigative agency quietly ruled last week that the statute of limitations had run out in the case, according to a copy of the ruling made available on Sunday to The New York Times by Mr. Magnitsky's former employer, Hermitage Capital Management, an investment fund based in London.

In a separate ruling made available Tuesday, the lower Electoral Court dismissed Mr. Tsvangirai's demands for poll data, saying the application was not filed in reasonable time to allow for the opening of more than 9,000 ballot boxes countrywide and to collate other details.

This ruling is available on the website of the Paris Commercial Court (Tribunal de Commerce de Paris).