Sentence examples for ruling matters from inspiring English sources

If the question was whether Texas has to abide by the ICJ's ruling, matters would be comparatively simple.

I asked Brad Miller, a former Congressman from North Carolina who worked extensively on financial regulation and issued an amicus brief in the case, why this ruling matters.

The ruling matters because Republicans are trying to pass legislation through the budget reconciliation process, a special procedure in which measures are not subject to a filibuster in the Senate.

Practically speaking, the ruling mattered little for Mr. Kuvin, who moved last year to a waterside condominium in Miami Beach.

The health care law ruling, no matter the arguments, no matter the precedents, rests solely with Justice Anthony M. Kennedy.

A mufti, in Islam, is a cleric who is allowed to issue fatwas, or religious rulings, on matters ranging from family law to the rules governing the waging of jihad, or "holy war".

But until negotiations and court rulings resolve matters, much uncertainty remains.

But the state might not be able to issue rulings on matters like property ownership, debt, alimony or children.

Forty-four states have constitutional provisions that unambiguously protect a right to individual gun ownership, a fact that limits the potential impact of the court's ruling no matter which way the decision goes.

Though the Iowa election was the most prominent, similar ouster campaigns were begun in other states against state supreme court justices running unopposed in retention elections — judges whose rulings on matters involving abortion, taxes, tort reform and health care had upset conservatives.

One of the challenges faced by the new chief rabbi will be the London Beth Din or religious court which critics say is controlled by rigidly ultra-Orthodox judges whose strict rulings on matters such as divorce and marriage went unchallenged by his predecessor, Lord Jonathan Sacks.