Sentence examples for ruling it would be from inspiring English sources

Several rebel fighters have said that they never planned to stay in Goma, a city of as many as one million people, because ruling it would be a headache.

He noted that under the ruling it would be up to a trial court to issue an order setting detailed guidelines for implementation of the decision.

If the team loses that ruling, it would be free to leave in 2010, when its lease at KeyArena expires.

But even if the company wins an international trade ruling, it would be a struggle to get Buenos Aires to comply with it.

Repsol is seeking at least $10.5 billion in compensation from Argentina, but even if the company wins an international trade ruling it would be a struggle to force Buenos Aires to comply with it.

"In light of today's ruling it would be irresponsible for the DWP to carry on using these flawed assessments as they are.

Mr. Douglas countered that the commission might appeal the judge's ruling, adding that "it would be foolish of us" to allow conversion of agricultural land at a time of increasing concerns about local food supplies.

Mark R. Godburn North Canaan, Conn., Feb. 8, 2011 • To the Editor: Laurence H. Tribe, citing a 1982 Supreme Court ruling, says that "it would be 'difficult, if not impossible' to maintain the financial soundness of a Social Security system from which people could opt out".

However, the court did not order the Church of Scientology to shut down, ruling that it would be likely to continue its activities anyway "outside any legal framework".

But the Court of Criminal Appeals changed Sanne's sentence to life, ruling that it would be double jeopardy to increase the sentence to death after the second trial.

Those rules are based on a 1992 Supreme Court ruling that it would be unduly burdensome for retailers to collect other states' sales taxes.