Sentence examples for ruling public from inspiring English sources

"Until we get a favorable ruling, public opinion won't shift back to us," an adviser said.

The judge said he planned to make his entire ruling public; Ms. Mills said she would contest that.

I have no doubt that but for that ruling, public school systems all over the country would be checking papers and tossing away their undocumented students like so much playground litter.

"Is this going to be done, in your view, in 12 years?" Under that 2003 decision and an earlier 1978 ruling, public universities may consider race as one of many factors when selecting their entering classes.

Even after the Sullivan ruling, public figures such as celebrities and politicians could still control what was printed about them, to a degree, through the possibility of filing suit against a publisher on the grounds of "intentional infliction of emotional distress".

Mr. Vodra added that apart from that financial calculation, there was no hard-and-fast rule about making such rulings public.

While ruling that public financing and limits on contributions are valid ways to limit donors' undue influence, it struck down candidate, campaign and independent spending limits.

With hot companies like Facebook and Zynga ruling out public floats in the near future, growth investors are hungry for the next big ticket.

And, indeed, some unyielding Islamists would agree: democracy, they say, cannot be reconciled with Islam because Islamic law is the essence of life, ruling all public and private behaviour.

Some Democrats seemed to be encouraging Republicans to back off, thinking, perhaps, that with the court ruling the public would not be in a hurry to end the standoff.

One of Goodell's great flaws as a commissioner is his habit of ruling by public relations, overreacting to the biggest cases by delivering outrageous sanctions that don't fit the crime.