Sentence examples for ruling meaning from inspiring English sources

The panel stayed its ruling, meaning that the law remains in effect until the Supreme Court rules.

Within hours a federal appeals court reversed that ruling, meaning the execution of Sells could proceed.

The government is appealing the ruling, meaning that the announcement may not stand.

– David Ortiz, on the NFL winning its appeal of Judge Richard Berman's ruling, meaning that Tom Brady would sit the first four games of the season.

The Department for Work and Pensions said it would appeal to the supreme court against the ruling, meaning there will be no immediate changes to policy.

The DWP said it would appeal to the supreme court against the ruling, meaning there will be no immediate changes to policy.

Instead, the leader was required only to have qualifications fit to issue fatwas (religious rulings), meaning he need not even be an ayatollah.

The banks involved in the matter had asked the Massachusetts court to make its ruling prospective, meaning that it would affect only new foreclosures.

In a statement, it interpreted the ruling as meaning that pharmaceutical manufacturers "are under no obligation to supply the entire European market from the member state with the lowest state-regulated prices for the product in question".

Jafari said he was confident the country's negotiating team, which is led by its foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, did not cross the red lines laid out by the ruling establishment, meaning that the concessions made in the nuclear talks were approved by senior officials.

He named it Architeuthis dux, meaning "ruling squid" in Latin.