Sentence examples for ruling on a case from inspiring English sources

That name change didn't stop Pynex from ending up as the victim of the fictional jury, which was ruling on a case brought by a smoker's widow.

In 1999, ruling on a case in which Mr. Marshall was the primary petitioner, the Supreme Court affirmed the centuries-old treaty rights of the Mi'kmaq and Maliseet in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to earn a living from hunting, fishing and gathering.

The court in Karlsruhe, ruling on a case brought by a Muslim woman blocked from a teaching job because of her headscarf, said religious symbols could only be banned when they posed "not just an abstract but a concrete risk of disruption in schools".

The court was ruling on a case, In re Kubin, involving a patented gene sequence for the human immune protein NAIL, owned by Amgen Inc. in Thousand Oaks, California.

The Irish Republic has until 30 November to respond to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruling on a case that prompted the formation of the abortion expert advisory group.

Alito has long owned stock in Disney and apologized in 2011 for ruling on a case involving the company.

Facebook has criticised European countries for using the "right to be forgotten" ruling on a Spanish case to challenge privacy regulation.

Ryan said he wasn't "even going to pretend to defend" the businessman's statement that Judge Gonzalo Curiel should recuse himself from ruling on a Trump University case because of his Mexican heritage.

But utility executives rejoiced in August after a federal judge in North Carolina, ruling on a motion in a case against Duke Energy, offered a broader definition of "routine maintenance" than the one E.P.A. lawyers sought.

Judge Debra S. Nelson of State Circuit Court on Friday delayed ruling on an order of silence in the case of George Zimmerman, a former neighborhood watch leader accused of fatally shooting Trayvon Martin, an unarmed 17-year-old.

PARIS — A criminal court near Paris delayed ruling Friday on a case against a man accused of exploiting the frailty of the richest woman in Europe, Liliane Bettencourt, but it ordered that Ms. Bettencourt undergo medical examinations for the case to go forward.