Sentence examples for ruling reasoning from inspiring English sources

A lower court agreed with PSKS, but the Supreme Court overturned that ruling, reasoning: Many decisions a manufacturer makes and carries out through concerted action can lead to higher prices.

Quackenbush dismissed those arguments in a Friday ruling, reasoning that Mitchell and Jessen presented no evidence of an "agency" relationship with the CIA, which is not a party in the case.

The decree was cast as a sanitary measure, but Field saw through that reasoning, ruling correctly that, in fact, it was "wanton cruelty" targeting Chinese men who wore long braids out of piety.

But in those cases where probabilities can be assigned they satisfy the usual rules of probabilistic reasoning, thus ruling out contradictions.

The narrow parameters of the ruling's reasoning — and the fact that it was written to apply only to California — may prompt the court to wait for a clearer dispute before weighing in.

Roberta Goodman, a health care analyst at Merrill Lynch, said, "The court's ruling and reasoning undercuts the primary arguments of those cases, which said that the financial incentive structure of the health plan was inherently flawed and in conflict with the plans' duty toward their members".

In the end, I think the letter of the 130 organizations mischaracterizes the ruling and reasoning of the memorandum issued by the Office of Legal Counsel.

The majority opinion, 40 pages in length and signed by Justices Harry Lee Anstead, Barbara J. Pariente, R. Fred Lewis and Peggy A. Quince, all but excoriated Judge Sauls for his legal reasoning in ruling against Mr. Gore on Monday.

Though Harding doesn't explore it, the reasoning of the ruling class seems to go like this.

But many legal scholars insisted at the time that this assertion was itself dictum — the part of a legal opinion that is nonbinding — and illegitimate, because under the doctrine of stare decisis, courts cannot make rulings whose reasoning applies only to a single case.

An appeals court asked Judge Leonard B. Sand last year to explain the reasoning in his 1997 ruling.