Sentence examples for ruling dictates from inspiring English sources
Feelings of powerlessness, lack of a public palpable voice and an inability to influence ruling dictates are hard to imagine unless one has lived both outside of an experience of Western democracy (however flawed its nature) and beyond the bounds of a vibrant, free press.
Samira Hakimi, an Afghan national, has spent the last six months detained with her two young children despite a federal ruling that dictates they should have been released within three weeks.
He has now "made himself life chairman of the ruling party to dictate policies", he says.
So it appeared that the age discrimination ruling might not dictate the outcome of the equal pay cases.
The social network is appealing the use of English words under Belgian law that dictates rulings must be made in Dutch, French or German from a Belgian court.
How will Cuba's ruling party and its dictates fare when two of its key foundations — the hostility of the United States, on which it has blamed so many problems; and the presence of Fidel — are no more?
Even if the court upholds the trial court's stay and order, as the merits dictate, its ruling will be badly tainted.
Campbell's current need to get properly fit allied to the shoulder injury which will sideline Steven Taylor – a key defender – for three months and the knee problem also ruling out Danny Simpson may dictate Perch plays more than was originally envisaged this autumn.
Miéville feels no need to explain the presence of the xenians in New Crobuzon; they are as much a part of his imaginary society as the magic-empowered militia that enforces the dictates of the ruling elite.
At the same time, the confessions have undermined China's efforts to cast its legal system as making steady progress in the direction of greater rights for suspects and court rulings less subject to the dictates of party officials.
His staff also dictated the format, ruling out questions from an audience or Capitol reporters in favor of a single moderator, and declining a large auditorium for a small television studio.
