Sentence examples for ruling given from inspiring English sources
The phrase "ruling given" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to a decision or judgment that has been issued. Example: "The court's ruling given on the case will set a precedent for future similar cases."
Human rights advocates questioned the ruling, given that Mr. Gao had been continuously in police custody.
The arbitrator allowed Toyota to disclose his ruling, given the harmful nature of the information that Mr. Biller had made public.
The ruling, given to both sides on Friday, has otherwise been sealed for national security reasons but is expected to be released soon, with deletions.
Not only that, but the 16-page ruling given to the public stated clearly in bold type that some evidential topics had been "redacted," but it gave no clue as to the nature of what exactly had been censored.
As my colleague Buttonwood has pointed out, it is a daft ruling given the mass of actuarial data suggesting that gender is a big risk factor, especially among young men.
The ruling given on Tuesday by the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court, First Department, allows a contempt hearing to be held before Justice John Cataldo of State Supreme Court in Manhattan.
In the view of the Denver court the Dickerson ruling, giving the Miranda decision the standing of a "constitutional" rule, also swept aside two Supreme Court rulings of 1974 and 1985.
But the ruling gives hope.
Alberto Fernandez, the cabinet chief, said the ruling gave savers certainty about their rights.
That ruling gave prisoners at Guant?mo a "meaningful opportunity" to challenge their detentions in court.
Hazelwood often is shorthanded – incorrectly – as a ruling giving schools complete discretion over student publications.
