Sentence examples for ruling either from inspiring English sources

Likewise, he rejects the precedent set by the Beaumont case, claiming that it doesn't control his ruling either because it involves political spending by a nonprofit corporation.

The Obama Administration will surely challenge the Sentelle ruling — either before the full court of appeals or in the Supreme Court.

Joe Torre, baseball's executive vice president for operations, will make the final ruling — either on his own or with the help of a small committee — with no formal timetable, according to a league spokesman.

And what do the Court's new standards mean for parties appealing a forum selection ruling, either before or after a final judgment?

In fact, the spokesman says, the judge merely noted that Broadcom had introduced evidence to that effect and made no ruling either way.

Buchdahl said there was "some reluctance" on from both insurers and banks to taking this case to trial instead of settling, since an adverse ruling either way could be very damaging in other actions.

There's no obvious ruling in either of their style books on favouring "woman" over "female".

The government should seek review of this ruling, and either the full District of Columbia court or the Supreme Court should uphold the law.

Those judges, of course, are now the targets of praise and condemnation from social critics who interpret the ruling as either an example of modern enlightenment or an invitation for things to get out of control.

The justices seemed most concerned with the broad effect that a ruling for either side would have on any organization that deems a particular exclusivity central to its identity, like a social group.

For this reason, the oil company said the ruling should either be amended or there should be a new trial.