Sentence examples for ruling just from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Thaksin was ousted by a military coup in 2006, and Ms. Yingluck was ousted by a court ruling just before the 2014 coup.

His sister, Yingluck Shinawatra, was ousted by a court ruling just days before last year's coup and later barred from holding office for five years.

The archbishop of Santo Domingo, Cardinal Nicolás de Jesús López Rodríguez, called the ruling just and nodded to a sentiment among some Dominicans that international organizations were meddling in their affairs.

It collapsed, largely, it seemed, under the weight of its own fecklessness and cruelty, and ended up ruling just Taiwan, from where Chiang dreamed ever more forlornly of recovering the mainland.

"Then the question becomes, do they make the test for race-conscious action so tough that no one could ever pass it?" Such a ruling, just as surely as an outright ban on consideration of race, would force the more-selective public colleges to change their admissions practices.

In a brief ruling, just four paragraphs long, the court in San Diego concurred that the company incorrectly allowed shift managers and supervisors in its California outlets to dip into gratuities left by patrons when the money should have been distributed only to baristas making and dispensing food and drinks.

Some of these rulings just blew their minds.

Some Muslims might decide to follow their rulings, just like a Christian couple might ask their priest what to do, or anyone might toss a coin.

But more than assertions about the makeup of the jury, it was Judge Raggi's rulings just before the final jury selection procedure yesterday that could shape the trial.

Importantly, this must be nonpartisan and even counter-ideological: the left needs to demand that liberal officials be punished for defying conservative judicial rulings just as the right needs to demand that conservative officials be punished for defying liberal rulings.

But the ruling could just as easily go the other way.