Sentence examples for ruling has generated from inspiring English sources

But gay marriages are now against the law in every state, and the Massachusetts ruling has generated fierce opposition.

"Given that the court ruling has generated some degree of uncertainty in this area this is an issue which the government will look at and consider carefully and thoroughly in the period ahead.

Within Canada, this ruling has generated controversy in the boxing community, yet there has been no overall measure of opinion.

Struthers quit the BHA in November, at which point the new whip rules had generated a full month of dreadful headlines for the sport's ruling body.

Quite from the Vatican's reaction – which labelled the ruling "short-sighted" and "ideological" – the ruling provoked raised concern on every political side has generated a lively debate.

This view is founded on years of forced labor, killings and other abuses by the Burmese military in connection to gas pipelines in the country, and to the billions of dollars the sector has generated for the unpopular ruling junta.

A MANHATTAN appellate court ruling that a co-op corporation can evict a tenant-shareholder without first obtaining judicial review of the reason for the eviction has generated "visceral" reactions among co-op and landlord-tenant lawyers.

This too has generated tension.

But it has generated controversy.

They did so as rumors have generated mob frenzy against writers and vulnerable minorities with muted reactions from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

These so-called Senators Classic Committees have generated modest sums in the past -- but now, thanks to the Supreme Court's ruling in McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission, these groups will be able to raise big bucks.