Sentence examples for ruling of what from inspiring English sources

"'The apartment was exceptionally clean and we found no signs of abuse or foul-play so we are depending on the coroner to make a final ruling of what happened here today,' said Det. James Patterson, of the Manhattan Police Department," the hoax statement added.

What came back was material that would have otherwise been redacted with the censorial big black marker pen following parliament's interpretation of the high court and information tribunal rulings of what should be released.

Then in the early 19th century its sultanates succumbed to a jihad by Shehu Usuman Dan Fodio, who created a unified caliphate that was the biggest pre-colonial state in Africa, ruling swaths of what is now northern Nigeria, Niger and southern Cameroon.

No surprise, then, that after England spent a quarter-century ruling parts of what is now Somalia, the country is overrun with pirates.

Not all of ColorOrgy's work includes a deep critique of society's ruling definition of what it means to be feminine.

Theatre critic Alex Sierz characterised the genre as taking the audience "by the scruff of the neck", adding that "questioning moral norms, it affronts the ruling ideas of what can or can't be shown onstage".

Theater critic Alex Sierz characterized the genre as taking the audience "by the scruff of the neck," adding that "questioning moral norms, it affronts the ruling ideas of what can or can't be shown onstage".

This week's ruling produced much of what the petition sought -- but only on the two complaints before the commission, both brought by nurses represented by Planned Parenthood.

She advised in 1996 that there was no new evidence substantial enough to overturn the original coroner's ruling, that evidence of what caused 96 people to die should be limited to events up to 3.15pm on the day of the disaster.

The Guardian reported in November that the government was struggling to create a shortlist for the position with a number of potential candidates ruling themselves out of what has been described as a "a double-edged sword" and "quite heavy work" by BBC insiders.

Uber says it will appeal, but Chen's ruling is part of what's beginning to look like a continuum.