Sentence examples for ruling of course from inspiring English sources

The ruling of course could leave the situation in California as is, but that doesn't entirely hamstring the writers of "Modern Family," should they want to send Cam and Mitch down the aisle.

Last week's ruling, of course, came because of the breakdown of four months of settlement talks mediated by Judge Richard A. Posner, a federal judgejurist who is regarded as one of the leading thinkers on antitrust in which the two sides could not agree on the appropriate remedies.

We're happy with this week's ruling, of course, especially that it could help the Arctic's wildlife.

Then there are those pesky "activist" judges, who keep throwing cases back at his Justice Department - the latest being a decision by a federal judge to release the Chinese Uighars from seven years of detention in GITMO into the U.S. (the Feds are appealing that ruling, of course).

The Rehnquist Court had its share of divided rulings, of course — most notably, Bush v. Gore — but the new conservative ascendancy has prompted a striking reaction from the dissenting liberals, John Paul Stevens, David Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Stephen Breyer.

Doing so will not impact the courts' rulings, of course, but it will help the public understand what's at stake in these crucial cases.

It's settled judicial doctrine that if the Court can rule on narrow grounds and avoid a constitutional ruling, which of course cannot be reversed by Congress in a statute, it should do so.

Environmental groups will surely appeal Judge Brimmer's latest ruling, which, of course, they should.

"We are not ruling it out, of course.... Everything's still on the table".

The ruling would be challenged, of course.

He has allies in his battle to bring free speech back under the thumb of the ruling class: in China and Saudi Arabia, of course, but also these days in Hollywood, Washington and Paris.