Sentence examples for ruling pertaining from inspiring English sources

Google has lost an appeal in a Russian court against an antitrust ruling pertaining to its Android mobile OS (via Reuters).

In its ruling pertaining to the LRC it writes that "the procedure laid down by GCHQ's internal policies for selection of the communications for examination was in error not followed in this case".

Familiarise yourself with Qu'ranic texts and Islamic rulings pertaining to how we are required to conduct ourselves.

Chief among them are the rules pertaining to guests.

Rules pertaining to passengers.

It has overturned long-established constitutional rulings and principles pertaining to campaign finance law, the constitutional status of corporations, voting rights, the powers of the federal government, federalism, affirmative action, and abortion rights, to name but a few areas.

The Trial Chamber, on the same day, issued a decision, confirming the close of the Prosecution's case-in-chief and making several rulings on outstanding motions pertaining to the admission of documentation (Prosecutor v. Milošević 25 February 2004b .50 The Trial Chamber allotted 360 h, or 90 sitting days, to Milošević for the presentation of his case-in-chief.

Well aware of the methodological issues (ie, importance of ruling out placebo effects 21 27) pertaining to the conclusion of some altitude training studies, the present review is limited to studies including a control (CON) group in their experimental design, allowing the effects of training and hypoxic stimulus to be clearly differentiated.

A federal judge is expected to deliver her ruling on one of the lawsuits – pertaining to stop and frisk – in the coming days.

However it added that the ruling does not address "remaining inconsistencies" pertaining to Uber's operations — pointing to issues such as Uber not requesting a destination address from passengers, and questions over payment of VAT and how it pays drivers.

The high court considered the rules of the sea pertaining to steamers and sailing ships approaching one another and concluded (with Chief Justice Roger B. Taney dissenting) that "entire disregard of these rules of navigation by the steamer" caused the collision, reversing a Circuit Court ruling.