Sentence examples for ruling professor from inspiring English sources

"An appellate court is going to say, if you could learn these facts after the ruling, why couldn't you do it before the ruling?" Professor Gillers said.

That was a curious ruling, Professor Epstein said, because it required Mr. Didden to sue over his claim of extortion before it happened.

But given the Supreme Court's ruling, Professor Burt said, there was little chance the appeals court would side with the professors, and even less of a chance that such a ruling would survive on another appeal to the high court.

Such a ruling was odd, Professor Ellickson said, because it linked beach-going with free speech.

In view of these "cautions", Judge Feldman concludes, "it is not for this Court to resolve the wisdom of same-sex marriage".A day after Judge Feldman's ruling, which law professor Michael Dorf of Cornell University called "a well crafted outlier", Judge Richard Posner issued his blistering ruling for the seventh circuit.

The ruling absolved the professor of two of the counts against him, Reuters reports.

Occasionally interrupted by applause from a friendly audience of members of the ruling Baath Party, university professors and members of Syria's feeble parliament, he added that "victory is near".

In 1972, a year before the Supreme Court's ruling, a hundred professors of obstetrics signed a statement suggesting that practitioners who did not have moral objections to performing abortions should help meet the "staggering" demand for the procedure, once it was legalized.

"This settlement seems to closely track the appeals court ruling," said George L. Priest, a professor at the Yale law school, who has consulted for Microsoft occasionally.

Concerning the federal court ruling yesterday, Lawrence Lessig, a professor of constitutional law at Stanford University, said the case indicated that civil libertarians had shifted their stance regarding controls directed at the Internet.

Martin Marietta said on Monday that it would appeal the ruling, but the Deal Professor says that a failure to win a stay would mean Martin Marietta would miss the opportunity to elect four directors to Vulcan's board at Vulcan's annual meeting on June 1.