Sentence examples for ruling courts from inspiring English sources

The measures would abolish the historic right of students and staff at Scotland's four "ancient" or oldest universities – St Andrews, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Edinburgh – to elect a rector to chair their ruling courts alongside a vice-convenor or governor appointed by the university.

Even after the Miller ruling, courts across the country struggled to decide whether inmates already sentenced to life as juveniles should be given an opportunity to be paroled.

The ruling court claimed the culture ministry had made "a mistake" in the original decision.

The ruling said courts must defer to a state agency's determinations on those issues.

Since the Daubert ruling, federal courts have judged handwriting evidence and hair identification to be unscientific.

Nestlé is still fighting that ruling in court.

d. a ruling by court to consider hearsay evidence.

In the meantime, the Obama Administration is fighting the ruling in court.

Now, less than a decade after her ruling, the Court appears poised to throw it out.

"With today's ruling, the court maintains the criminalisation of home births".

In an initial ruling, the court refused to block Germany's participation in the rescue measures.