Sentence examples for ruling promises from inspiring English sources

The Citizens United ruling promises to make that problem worse, possibly much worse.

The cigarette makers contended in an appeal filed in Washington that the lower court's ruling "promises to serve as a catalyst" for those lawsuits.

Still, the court ruling promises to heat up an already simmering corporate drama, as Porsche's hard-driving bosses begin to bear down on the management and employees at Volkswagen.

And the ruling promised to empower Amazon, the e-retailing giant, to drop the price of many e-books back to $9.99 or even lower in the coming months, a move that could pressure competing retailers to do the same.

And while Sepp Blatter, the president of soccer's ruling body, promises he will clean up the sport he runs from Zurich, those promises have been dodged for a decade, at least in the case of a Swiss court probe into FIFA's own relationship with a now defunct marketing company, ISL.

The people of Iqrit have not been permitted to return despite an Israeli Supreme Court of Justice ruling, governmental promises, and ministerial committee recommendations.

The international court of justice has ordered Australia to keep documents it seized from Timor-Leste's Canberra-based lawyer protected under seal, after ruling that promises by the attorney general, George Brandis, did not eliminate the "risk of irreparable prejudice".

The ruling also promises to put a chill on both law enforcement and Internet Service Providers (ISPs), which will likely end the practise of voluntary disclosure for good.

Vodafone and MMO2 challenged the ruling and promised to appeal.

Mr. Jones issued only an oral ruling, but promised to offer his written reasoning before Sept. 7, when ballots must be ready for printing.

Later in the day, members of Mr. Fukuda's ruling Liberal Democratic Party promised not to give up, suggesting that the government might renominate Mr. Muto and try again.