Sentence examples for ruling has gone from inspiring English sources

The appeals court may decide that the ruling has gone too far, and would be needlessly disruptive, especially the part that forces third-party banks to comply.

"If the ruling had gone against the UK it would have seriously undermined the single market and significantly increased the power of the ECB – and probably would have made 'Brexit' more likely," said the thinktank Open Europe.

The Obama administration had urged the appeals court on Monday morning to block the injunction, saying that Judge Forrest's ruling had gone beyond the new statute and jeopardized some of its existing authority to hold certain wartime prisoners under the 11-year-old Authorization for Use of Military Force against the perpetrators of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Young activists in court said that the ruling had gone some way to restoring Dutch national pride, which has been dented as Denmark, Germany and even the UK overtook the Netherlands, once seen as a European climate leader, in the green economy race.

The ruling party could have faced being dissolved by the court if the ruling had gone the other way.

Jedda-based journalist Maha Akeel said the initial court ruling had gone against the general trend, with police stopping few Saudi women drivers.

If the ruling had gone the other way, companies would be allowed to restrict employees' pensions and stock value in retaliation for their departure.

So if the ruling had gone the other way, the people most likely to suffer sexual assault would've had one more reason not to report it.

If the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling had gone the other way, there was a chance she could have been turned away at the airport.

Most of the time, courts have ruled in favor of the trans person, but a smattering of rulings have gone the other way as well.

Two recent federal rulings have gone in the state's favor.