Sentence examples for ruling formula from inspiring English sources

The night, a mix of songs, skits and documentary-style shorts chronicling poverty in African villages and mobile homes in Appalachia, was a commendable exception to the show's ruling formula of commercialized pop music and corporate cross-promotion (viewers who want to hear the contestants on the "Idol" Web site must download their songs from Itunes).

But there is likely to be an enduring problem as well, especially if the Baghdad government cannot come up with some kind of new ruling formula.

In 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court nullified that requirement, ruling the formula used to determine which states had to get approval was unconstitutional.

With this ruling, infant formula manufacturers will be prevented from making false or exaggerated health claims about their products, and all advertising and marketing practices will be strictly regulated by a vastly strengthened Inter Agency Committee that monitors the Milk Code.

In some cases, tandem MS facilitated formula attribution by either allowing comparison with masses reported in the literature or ruling out equally plausible mother ions that were incompatible with the fragmentation pattern.

The 30% goal is a national figure; under the EPA's ruling each state will have its own emission-reduction goals, determined by a formula that attempts to account for how carbon-efficient its power plants are.

But any Republican who wants to put together a ruling government coalition will find that they have no choice but to put the formula back together.

The state supreme court had just rejected as unconstitutional Arkansas's system of financing education, ruling that because of the gap between rich and poor school districts the financing formula had to be rewritten to achieve greater equity.

Without ruling on the suit's merits, the Supreme Court said the group's lawsuit had challenged the formula's constitutionality and could be reviewed.

Such were the absurd arguments before District Judge Timothy Kelley last week who erred in ruling that Louisiana's school voucher program violated the state's constitution by using education dollars from the state's funding formula.

He warned that "a disastrous formula" now existed in Sudan, saying: "The political climate is congested, there are choking economic conditions, conflicts on the country's peripheries and rumblings in the ruling party's ranks.