Sentence examples for ruling in time from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court blocked that decision in January, and it issued its ruling in time for the elections in November.

Even if Mr. Gore should prevail this time, it is hard to see how the high court can read briefs, hear oral arguments (if it chooses to) and issue a ruling in time to recount tens of thousands of votes before Dec. 12.

Based on how the high court accepts and decides cases on appeal, advocates and experts have warned that undue delays from the 5th Circuit would foreclose administration lawyers from appealing the ruling in time before Obama leaves office -- which in turn leaves the fate of DAPA in the hands of his White House successor. .

"The Constitution is ruling in Iraq".

FENO appears more effective for ruling in asthma than for ruling it out.

Importantly, FENO appears more promising for ruling in asthma than for ruling it out.

The aim was to seek new alliances and supporters and thus build up a viable opposition to the ruling African National Congress in time for the 1999 election.

The tribunal sentenced him to 66 months in prison, ruling that his time already in custody counted toward the bulk of that term; tribunal prosecutors had sought a sentence of at least 30 years.

The appeal, by William A. Borders Jr., had attracted considerable attention and raised the prospect of the first Supreme Court ruling in modern times to address the consequences of a presidential pardon.

Marine Le Pen, who has long known that such a showdown was inevitable, has symbolically to kill her father to push on to the next stage of her plans to "de-demonise" the FN and give the party – and herself – a genuine chance of ruling France some time in the next decade.

Another definition characterizes collateral damage as objects or individuals "that would not be lawful military targets in the circumstances ruling at the time".