Sentence examples for ruling on how from inspiring English sources

It may be that once a state decides to implement gay marriage, the court will be less cautious in ruling on how exactly the rules are implemented.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued a hugely disappointing ruling on how to calculate the affordability of health insurance offered by employers.

Mr Justice Horner's ruling on how this vicious law fits with human rights is meticulous, but glistens with controlled rage.

He is due to publish a ruling on how much of the inquiry will be held in public on 3 May.

The National Association of Large Distribution Businesses, known as Anged, appealed to the Supreme Court in Madrid, which then asked the Court of Justice for a ruling on how to apply European law covering working times.

The long-anticipated ruling on how the court would restrict Microsoft's behavior comes more than a year after a federal appeals court found that Microsoft had repeatedly violated antitrust laws.

They are not ruling on individuals but on how many places British Wrestling is eligible to take up, according to its ability to perform credibly in London and the legacy that will be left behind.

He worries that some parents might never be found, which echoes a statement made in early August by U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw, who is ruling on the ACLU's case, about how the government might have "permanently orphaned" children.

The county's sheriff, Donny Youngblood, is also its coroner, meaning that his office issues the official rulings on how exactly people died in encounters with his deputies.

And just like Mr Gomaa, Mr Blair said how important it was to ensure that only qualified people could issue fatwas, or rulings on how to follow Islam in specific situations.

Years of litigation under the Freedom of Information Act by the organization I head show how hard the I.R.S. has fought to keep its rulings on how it applies tax laws in particular cases a secret.