Sentence examples for ruling could be a from inspiring English sources
The ruling could be a bad omen for AT&T.
The Supreme Court ruling could be a remedy to the dispute without creating a new district.
Whatever the concerns of management, advocates for workers say the new ruling could be a plus for both sides.
For Gov. George E. Pataki, the ruling could be a chance to enhance his legacy by reducing educational disparities that have hung over state politics for years.
The ruling could be a setback for Uber, which faces legal challenges in South Korea, India, Europe, California and other markets for using drivers who lack taxi licenses.
* the IB v. Facebook ruling could be a watershed decision in spurring class action lawyers to make a buck in the name of "protecting the kids" in court.
The FedEx ruling could be an aberration, or it could mark a new direction.
He added that the problem was not restricted to the UK, with media organisations "across Europe" feeling the chilling effects of the ruling as unscrupulous companies realised that citing the ruling could be an easy way to make money.
The DPC ruling could be considered a victory for Facebook, as none of the changes it has agreed to will significantly hamper its ability to launch new products or monetize through advertising.
The eagerly anticipated ruling could be interpreted as a victory, or a blow, for Cameron.
The Conciliation Board made no reference to the matter in its opinion, and Maurice A. Reichman, counsel to the board; said no ruling could be made until a tenant filed a complaint.
