Sentence examples for ruling moves from inspiring English sources

The 5-to-4 ruling moves the debate out of constitutional law and into policy and politics, ensuring that school vouchers will be a subject of contention from Congress to statehouses to the presidential campaign trail for years to come.

The town supervisor, John Venditto, said the ruling "moves us back to the fundamental principle here that a lower court should never have substituted its judgment for that of the duly elected Town Board".

The ruling moves the digital music industry one more step toward the inevitable Napster as a free music-swapping service will end soon.

Ireland, traditionally regarded as socially conservative, voted Yes to same-sex marriage; a Supreme Court ruling moved the US in the same direction.

Mr. Bakri, who is appealing that ruling, moved to block the showing of "The Road to Jenin" on the grounds it is a one-sided Israeli account.

In Texas, a ruling moving the Republican primary to April 3 from March 6 may complicate Mr. Perry's hopes for a comeback in the race, forcing him to wait longer for an expected primary victory in his home state.

The ruling moved the 51-year-old cleric, Mostafa Kamel Mostafa, a step closer to facing trial in the United States on charges that include taking part in a worldwide conspiracy to wage Islamic holy war against the United States.

But the Portuguese conceded at his press conference yesterday that, while he is always looking for players, and not ruling out moves, he was now in no position to take a list of demands to Emenalo and owner Roman Abramovich when the transfer window re-opens.

The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, is not ruling out moving a motion of no confidence in the Speaker.

At the same time, there have been increasing accounts of Afghanistan's ruling Taliban moving troops and tanks into residential neighborhoods, either to deter bombing or to lure American pilots into hitting civilian targets.

After initially ruling the move illegal, the commission now seems to be persuaded that Romanians were distorting the labour market.Unfortunately for Spain, Romanians already in the country who are not affected by the commission ruling may prefer to stick around to claim unemployment benefits.