Sentence examples for ruling number from inspiring English sources
In the Spiegelman case, though, the court turned to a different revenue ruling, number 60-378, in which the IRS Commissioner ruled that scholarships and fellowship grants are not subject to tax on self-employment, because they "do not constitute income from a trade or business...
In Brazil the Normative Ruling Number 09, promulgated on 8 April 2009 by the Ministry of Agriculture, Cattle Raising and Supply, established criteria and procedures for the implementation of L. monocytogenes Control Procedures in ready-to-eat products of animal origin in order to monitor and ensure the safety of these products.
"We've seen that kind of ruling a number of times this year with our team, other teams," Bledsoe said.
Estimates were that if the states had to participate, roughly half of the 30 million would qualify for Medicaid, but under the Supreme Court ruling the number is likely to be far fewer.
The company has subsequently appealed the ruling a number of times, but has not been successful in getting it overturned.
Despite the colossal wealth of the ruling class, the number of poor is surprisingly large.
The team painstakingly eliminated different options, ruling out a number of important signals – called growth factors – that are known to help cells grow and move.
Q: Your predecessor had a habit of ruling out a number of potential tax changes, capital gains tax, super tax, negative gearing and even GST without agreement with the states.
In addition, a second experiment revealed that our approximate arithmetic task does not require verbal encoding of number, ruling out an alternative explanation that participants use exact symbolic strategies during approximate arithmetic training.
After the judge's ruling, the number of UK placenta encapsulation specialists on her books fell from 140 to about 70.
Since the ruling, the number of non-whites entering the top state universities has fallen sharply (except for Asian-Americans, who still outperform all comers).
