Sentence examples for ruling in mind from inspiring English sources

Justice Lynn Smith declared the laws invalid, but also suspended her ruling for one year to give Canada's federal Parliament time to draft legislation with her ruling in mind.

Aereo was built with a specific ruling in mind, a precedent set by Cablevision.

With this prior ruling in mind, the Chamber held: A further reason may be given for excluding this type of evidence, at least in relation to the conclusions of the witnesses.

Congress should support that proposal and keep in mind the court ruling by making it clear that any rules the new agency sets are a minimum, and that states may impose more stringent standards.

TechCrunch contributor Andrew Keen has long argued the "Internet needs to learn to forget", but I'm not sure this latest EU ruling is quite what he had in mind.

Keep in mind this is one ruling about one use of the word.

"Keep in mind, this is one ruling by one federal district court," Mr. Obama said in an interview with WFLA, a Florida television station, adding: "You've got one judge who disagreed.

"Let's keep in mind that today's ruling has absolutely nothing to do with the merits of the case.

Indeed, the language of the ruling seemed to have been written with his own case in mind, echoing Judge Strauss's concerns in his original ruling.

Bearing in mind the ethical code of confidentiality ruling adoptive families, the first contact asking for cooperation was made by the adoption professionals in public agencies who had been responsible for the family file.

In accepting the case and ruling as they did, the justices seemed to have had it in mind to hem in their power.