Sentence examples for ruling decision from inspiring English sources

The court of first instance, Europe's second-highest court, has upheld its March 2004 ruling decision to fine Microsoft a record €497m (£345m) for abusing its dominance of the software market and force it to share critical information with rival companies.

As Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye noted in the court's 4-1 ruling, "decisions about spending priorities are the Legislature's province".

Anderson dubs today's court ruling a "decision of great potential importance", noting that it echoes decisions already made by national courts in the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Slovenia and Romania — falling in line with EU law.

The US government has criticised the ruling party's decision.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit overturned the decision, ruling that the law applies to foreign states, not individuals.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit upheld that decision, ruling in April that immigration is predominantly a federal matter.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit reversed that decision, ruling 2 to 1 that the flooding was not a taking.

But a California appeals court reversed the decision, ruling that the child could have only two parents.

The appeals court reversed that decision, ruling that the report was entitled to "a presumption of regularity".

But in the suit by Elliott and Aurelius, the courts sidestepped this act by ruling that their decision reflected how Argentina should act, without requiring it to pay.

In 2009, the United States Supreme Court overturned the West Virginia decision, ruling, 5-4, that Benjamin should have recused himself because of Blankenship's funding of his campaign.