Sentence examples for ruling finding from inspiring English sources

Last month, the United States Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling finding that Hempstead's citywide voting system for its Town Board discriminated against black voters.

The majority was right not to seize upon the odd procedural posture of the case — the Obama administration sought Supreme Court review although it had stopped defending the Defense of Marriage Act and won a lower federal court ruling finding it unconstitutional — in order to avoid reaching the merits, as the court's other four justices favored.

A committee overturned the ruling, finding it inconsistent with the facts," Zhang said.

But the Supreme Court on Thursday overturned that ruling, finding the retroactivity analysis incorrect.

Dish appealed the ruling finding it in contempt, but lost on March 4. Friday's ruling vacates that decision.

He said he agreed with the Supreme Court's 2008 ruling finding that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to bear arms.

A federal appeals court on Friday refused to toss out court rulings finding that New York City carried out its police stop-and-frisk policy in a discriminatory manner.

Thanks to a weakened employer-employee social contract and recent rulings finding that whistle-blowers can share in the proceeds from penalty payments, workers have more incentive than ever to become whistle-blowers.

Spending on prisons has increased by 486percentt, adjusted for inflation, since 1980, and the system is now under federal receivership after repeated court rulings finding that crowding in the prisons amounts to cruel and unusual punishment.

As for the judge's ruling, after finding Dinsmore guilty, he decided he should pay compensation of £1,000 to the girl.

Given that the new case, CBOCS West Inc. v. Humphries, No. 06-1431, does not meet the court's most important criterion for review, it is likely that a new majority granted it in order to cut off the retaliation claim and perhaps also to issue a broader ruling against finding rights that are not spelled out in statutes.