Sentence examples for ruling hinges on from inspiring English sources

It is a distinction that Judge Bohanon's ruling hinges on.

Its chief executive, Dr Keith McNeil, said: "Today's ruling hinges on a specific point of law.

The FCC's ruling hinges on a portion of the cable act that prohibits local governments from "unreasonably" refusing to issue competitive franchises.

"Judge Schachner seems to take the view that since there was no provision for notice and an opportunity for the tenant-shareholders to be heard, the board's decision was not governed by the business judgment rule," he said, adding that since the ruling hinges on the unique facts of the case, it should not be interpreted as an attack on the Pullman case.

"The ruling hinges on a procedural technicality," he said in a statement.

The mercury ruling "hinged on a very narrow provision in the law," McCarthy said.

The ruling hinged on the way the police interrogated the boy.

Scheindlin's ruling hinged on the fact that officers in the Bronx, Santiago and Ramdeen among them, routinely invented justifications for stopping people outside certain buildings in the borough and at times made arrests without cause.

The judicial rulings hinge on a section of state law and regulations for adult home inspections.

The Supreme Court's disparate rulings hinge on the ability of the drug makers to change a warning label if they detect new evidence of dangers.

The recent ruling, given by a three-man appellate bench in Colorado, strongly endorsed Mr Clinton's "roadless rule".The ruling hinged largely on the legal definition of wilderness, which in America is a stringently protected area, where most economic activity is banned.