Sentence examples for ruling changing from inspiring English sources

An unpersuasive court ruling, changing public attitudes, a more skeptical press and the owners' insistence that free agency was a subject for collective bargaining rather than for the courts doomed the reserve clause.

"Our main goal is a fundamental and total democratic change: changing the ruling regime who is responsible for what is happening in the country," he said.

The only impact of the district court ruling was changing Manning's name on military records, but not his confinement status, army spokesman George Wright said.

The UK steel industry warned that Washington was planning to get round the WTO ruling by changing the way anti-dumping duties are calculated, thus extending the tariffs for up to three more years.

Skelton: Prop 8 ruling signifies changing tides.

The Supreme Court's ruling effectively changing the ACA's Medicaid expansion into a state option rather than a mandate will also restrain health center growth in states that opt out.

My sense is that the Court will deal with only the American Needle headwear issue rather than a broad game changing ruling on an antitrust exemption, leaving that monumental decision to Congress if it so chooses.

James Baker James Baker, former secretary of state now serving as the chief spokesman for Texas Governor George W. Bush George W. Bush, denounced the court and its ruling, accusing it of "changing the rules in the middle of the game".

In his first public statement since the judge's ruling, he said changing the policy would have "enormous consequences".

The ruling says that changing the summer exam grade boundaries to the lower level used for January exams would have created an "unrealistically high proportion of students obtaining a C grade" - and as such Ofqual was correct to reject this proposal.

And because women are increasingly ruling, the world is changing for the better.