Sentence examples for ruling laid down from inspiring English sources

In essence, the ruling laid down the general outlines of a solution as the justices often do, only to leave the details to the lower courts in a second phase of litigation.

A spokesman for the European Commission told the press on Tuesday that the revised " Volkswagen law," which was approved by the German cabinet earlier in the day, had so far failed to follow the ruling laid down by a European Union court last year.

As an element of its narrowness, Garland's opinion squarely applied the law laid down in the Supreme Court's landmark ruling in Citizens United.

He is a "babu" himself, Jagdish G. Pandiya an official of no small standing, with a stately Ambassador car and a driver, a brisk manner and a title, "additional collector," that goes back to 250 years of British rule in India, when the basic administrative systems for ruling this vast, chaotic country were laid down.

Parliament has laid down rules.

The ruling also lays down that the communications data can only be used for the purposes of fighting serious crime and access should be authorised by a court except in the most urgent cases.

Meanwhile, his son and heir, Prince Albert, who grew up to be tall and handsome like his mother, seemed interested mainly in power boats, and not in ruling - for which marriage had been laid down as a precondition by Rainier.

Earlier this year Judge Jackson took the unusual step of criticizing the appeals court ruling, saying that it ignored antitrust precedents laid down by the Supreme Court.

The ruling overturned the "separate but equal" doctrine laid down by the court in 1896.

The Supreme Court laid down a much broader ruling, effectively stating that corporations should enjoy the same equal protections under the law as individuals.

The General Court has the jurisdiction to give preliminary rulings (Article 267 TFEU) in the areas laid down by the Statute (Article 256(3) TFEU).